There doesn't seem to be many 16 ohm drivers out there. Why?
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Two words: solid state. My PHL 1240 midbasses are 16ohm, but I wire them in parallel. If you really need 16 ohm, look at the pro audio companies. -
"*************" has a 16ohm driver... am i allowed to say that much?Last edited by ThomasW; 21 February 2009, 18:56 Saturday.Comment
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Right now the easiest way to get 16 ohm speakers is to use dual voice coil speaker. Wire them in series for 16 ohms or in parallel for 4 ohms.
Dayton, as well as others, make DVC (Dual Voice Coil) speakers. You also find them in some speakers intended as Subs or woofers for use in a car.
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RMB mid bass drivers
Theses looks like the perfect midbasses i always been looking for : Nice motor, nice sandwich cone, nice low reflection basket, 10mm xmax ( 8O ), very nice sensivity. Only problem : You can't find any specs around !! i wouldnt have gone so far as asking for distortion... -
Hey all,
Well this is my first post here so a hello to everyone.
I have the 2 perfect drivers to use in my new bookshelves. Problem is I want the total impedance to be 8ohm, but the impedance of each driver is 8ohm.
So in series its 4, parallel; 16.
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Hello to everybody
I want to put together a stereo system containing 2 cabinets with a total of 8 drivers, each cabinet housing 4 drivers (2 woofers, 1 midrange, 1 tweeter).
Each cabinet will have 3 enclosures (2 separate ported enclosures for the woofers, 1 enclosure for midrange and... -
Just got my other 2 Avalanche 18’s (thanks Chad for expediting) to add to the other 2 that are already wired in a series dual channel configuration (4 ohm per channel).
What do you guys prefer for your Pro Amps, I've never ran my Mackie 1400i on a 2 ohm load. I was thinking I would...
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