On their website, Rotel doesn't quote 4ohm statistics for their receivers and integrated amps, specifically the RX-1052 (receiver) and the RA-1070 (integrated amp). Where can I find the 4ohm information for these two units?
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The RX-1052 will give you 150 watts per channel into 4 ohms but you can only use one pair of speakers if they are 4 ohm nominal speakers.
The RA-1070 will also give you 150 watts per channel into 4 ohms. All you have to do is contact Rotel tech support to find out information like this. techsupport@rotel.com
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GosonFletchy,
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