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I have a pair of 803S biwired to a MAC 352. I am using a pair of Catcables. I've read some posts on other forums about B&W speakers sounding "Better" in the 4 ohm taps than the 8 ohm taps on the Mac.
Yes - set it to the 4 ohm tap and forget about it!
The 4ohm tap will give your 803S more current. I noticed the tweeters were more detailed and the bass to hit slightly harder when i set my MC205 on the 4Ohm taps.
This has been discussed many times, but I'm interested in what people are getting out of running B&W speakers on 4 ohm taps? I own a Mac 352 and a Mac C41
I've had my 803S for a bout 1.5 years and have spent equal time listening both ways. I have found good and bad both ways. ...
Jon/others, a guitar guy asked me a question, I guess because I seemed pretty knowledgable about loads and impedence. But I still want to make sure I am thinking right on this...
Here was his question:
I figure since the amp is rated at a 4 or 8 ohm load,...
Hi guys i tried the NAD C 352 with my B&W 603 and was not happy with the sound. Wonder how it gets such super reviews? The rotels seem to sound clearer and better. Do u guys think the nad at 80 watts is too small to drive the 603?
This is my first full review of any product after approx. 15 or so years audiophilia behind, so it’s natural I want to share my impressions with audio fellows exactly over here on Htguide forum – IMO the most qualified place today to talk about B&W as consumer.
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