the MF200 is a solid state amp that should be fine driving 4 ohms, maybe even 2 ohms.
4 OHM speakers with an 8 OHM amplifier?
Hey all,
I came across some interesting speakers... they are bang & Olufsen from the late 60's.. I discovered they have SEAS drivers which I hear are not bad?
Here's my question... they are rated 4 OHMS..
My Conrad Johnson MF200 is rated at 8 OHMS.. 200 watts.
Is this safe or OK to try?? Will it damage my amp?
I am holding off on even trying such a thing until I get the right answers..
I sent an email to CJ but they are in the middle of a move...
Any and all insight would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks!!!!
I came across some interesting speakers... they are bang & Olufsen from the late 60's.. I discovered they have SEAS drivers which I hear are not bad?
Here's my question... they are rated 4 OHMS..
My Conrad Johnson MF200 is rated at 8 OHMS.. 200 watts.
Is this safe or OK to try?? Will it damage my amp?
I am holding off on even trying such a thing until I get the right answers..
I sent an email to CJ but they are in the middle of a move...
Any and all insight would be GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks!!!!
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