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In Reply to: Re: Is the KLH 20 as good a choice for a tube amp as the the KLH 17? posted by Audio_Orphanage on March 14, 2007 at 19:10:46:
Probably, depending on the amp. That's a nominal 2.6 ohm load, pretty tough for most receivers and power amps. The 20 is listed as 4 ohms, but the tweeter and crossover are the same as the KLH 17, the 8 ohm version; so the 20 is only 4 ohms below 1500 Hz. Of course, that's where most of the energy is.A late model NAD integrated is rated to 2 ohms and most of the Onkyo Integra line is rated to 2 ohms. But not much else is.
Jerry
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- Re: Is the KLH 20 as good a choice for a tube amp as the the KLH 17? - Bold Eagle 11:11:56 03/15/07 (2)
- Re: Is the KLH 20 as good a choice for a tube amp as the the KLH 17? - energyandair 13:04:14 03/15/07 (1)
- Re: Is the KLH 20 as good a choice for a tube amp as the the KLH 17? - Bold Eagle 13:58:14 03/15/07 (0)
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