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In Reply to: Damping factor posted by elflow on January 26, 2025 at 20:10:25:
The amps must be identical and the same signal present at both inputs.
This will double the damping factor if feedback is employed. For proper matching, for an 8 Ohm speaker you would use the 16 Ohm taps.
You cannot do this with a solid state amp- they have to be bridged instead of mono-strapped else damage will occur.
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Follow Ups
- In order to do this - Ralph 13:16:28 01/27/25 (11)
- RE: In order to do this - elflow 21:31:03 01/27/25 (4)
- +1 sweet! nt - Ralph 08:52:41 01/28/25 (0)
- RE: In order to do this - Tre' 06:32:27 01/28/25 (2)
- RE: In order to do this - elflow 19:18:22 01/29/25 (1)
- Empire mods - Ralph 12:21:47 01/31/25 (0)
- With solid state amps it depends on topology - Victor Khomenko 15:56:15 01/27/25 (5)
- Don't encourage that! - Ralph 09:15:19 01/28/25 (4)
- Related: Solid State amps can "smoke" when driving a Transformer. - VoltSecond 09:58:08 02/19/25 (1)
- RE: Related: Solid State amps can "smoke" when driving a Transformer. - PakProtector 09:48:31 04/11/25 (0)
- We should not be making blanket statements - Victor Khomenko 11:21:22 01/28/25 (1)
- That's true- I'd be interested to know what tube amps? nt - Ralph 12:29:37 01/28/25 (0)
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