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<blockquote data-quote="LBC" data-source="post: 7899977" data-attributes="member: 641642"><p>Impedence rise varies with frequency. At some freqs it actually drops. The reason we call it "impedence rise" is because we only measure it for SPL burps and only at our burp frequency. It means absolutely nothing for most of you on this site who play music through your stereo. It will cause you to damage your equipment.</p><p></p><p>Impedence rise does not have a predictable pattern or formula to calculate it because as stated, there are quite a few things that can manipulate it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LBC, post: 7899977, member: 641642"] Impedence rise varies with frequency. At some freqs it actually drops. The reason we call it "impedence rise" is because we only measure it for SPL burps and only at our burp frequency. It means absolutely nothing for most of you on this site who play music through your stereo. It will cause you to damage your equipment. Impedence rise does not have a predictable pattern or formula to calculate it because as stated, there are quite a few things that can manipulate it. [/QUOTE]
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