Speakers can be big AND easy to drive


Some comments that have come up in a Stereophile review of the Mytek Brooklyn amp and elsewhere led me to search for impedance plots of large speakers. 

Some large speakers are hard to drive. I'm thinking electrostatics, pure ribbons (like the old Apogees) and probably many more. 

On the other hand, it is possible to make large speakers with multiple drivers that are incredibly easy to drive. Here's a good example, the Dunlavy SC-IV/A as measured by Stereophile:

https://www.stereophile.com/content/dunlavy-audio-labs-sc-iva-loudspeaker-measurements

What I was looking for was the Duntech Sovereigns though, so if anyone has a chart of the impedance of them I'd love to see them. 

Best,

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erik_squires
Love my old B&W DM605 S2's with powered subs built in, two 7inch woofers, kevlar mid and nautilus tweeters. 130 watt class ab amp with two channels drives the two woofers. Rated 91 db into 8ohms spl. Don't think I could find replacements for any reasonable price I could afford.