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  • Supernova
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    • Mar 2017
    • 108

    #1

    Impedance Matching pre amp/amp/speakers

    Hello,

    I have purchased the components for Statement II's which I plan to build in the coming months. Firstly I need to finish the Finalists for my father in law. I have been eyeing the Schiit Freya and D-Sonic amplifier and wonders if I'm getting myself into trouble with impedance.

    The Freya's specs are below and then D-Sonic.
    JFET Buffer = Output Impedance: 75 ohms SE, 600 ohms balanced
    Tube Gain = Output Impedance: 210 ohms


    D-Sonic Amps Input Impedance 1kHZ 60K ohm

    Statements 2.83V 88-89 db

    Any help and understanding of impedance matching is appreciated.
  • Supernova
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2017
    • 108

    #2
    Perhaps the above should be deleted?

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