Doesnt resistance mean same as impedance??


Very confusing.  Low vs high impedance.  Most amps can handle any level.

good preamps have lower impedance output. 
 

what does it all mean?

 

easier if resistance term is used, since i am too unsmart to follow impedance 

emergingsoul

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I always thought resistance was what is measured as ohms. Impedance included capacitance and inductance. All three combined are considered reactance, and as so impede a signal. Hence the need for the phase angle information when matching equipment, mostly amps with speakers. My thinking is fostered by the need to understand for my own purposes.

@jjss49  loved the ramble. I once owned a pair of original model IIs. Think made in 1977, I bought used in 1985.  Drove them with my B&K  ST 140. Seems to me all his speakers have the strengths you describe. Maybe more dynamic with more resolution as one moves up the line.