I have an SB3, which I use with a Luxman L4 integrated amp. Yes, the L4
is definitely vintage, but it was well regarded in its day and still
does a good job :) The L4 has bridged RCA pre and power amp
connections so I could in theory plug the SB3 straight into the power
amp. Is there any risk i
There's no real risk as such except for if there is a software glitch on
the volume control to give full volume or a burst of full volume noise
AND your amp manages to blow the speakers because either of clipping or
excess power. But as a matching issue I'd look at the output impedance
of the SB a
SteveC;195551 Wrote:
> There's no real risk as such except for if there is a software glitch on
> the volume control to give full volume or a burst of full volume noise
> AND your amp manages to blow the speakers because either of clipping or
> excess power. But as a matching issue I'd look at th
swhite58;195714 Wrote:
> How do I find out the SB3 output impedence? I haven't been able to find
> it in the docs.
220 ohms according to here:
http://angerman.net/squeezeboxfaq/book.html#SB-HARDWARE-IMPEDANCE
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amini1
