1075 vs ohms ???

[Ric]

hi guys,

Well i was just wondering if you could educate me when using the 1075 amp?

Is the powering section of the 1075 on a mono block configuration? Will the 1075 still work well even if lets say the speakers being used would be the following:
1) 8 ohm - front speaker
2) 4 ohm - center speaker
3) 6-8 ohm - surround speaker

i didnt indicate the watts coz it can be any! How would you think the 1075 handle a set of speakers like this. Will it cause problems? or will it not matter for the 1075 will be able to handle this with ease!!!!! :roll:

[Andrew Pratt]

That won't be a problem as many of us run speakers that are rated differently. Also if you think about it ohms is a resistance rating that is directly tied to the frequency being played by the speaker. This means that the ohms the amp sees varies a great deal all the time depending on what's being played through the speakers attached to the amp. Now unless you're running a hypothetical 5 channel mono mode somehow the chance that all the speakers are playing back the same freq at the same time is virtually impossible which means amp's see fluctuating resistance all the time on each channel.

[Ric]

Wow, thanks man! your really one HT wizard out here!!!

[Andrew M Ward]

The 1075 is a fantastic power amplifier, the performance per dollar ratio is had to beat.

[Andrew Pratt]

Ric if only that were true