Ohms Question relating to Distortion

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

class a/b amps should be ran at 1ohm thats why your getting distortion. if you go with a class d amp that can handle a 1ohm stable load then you will be alot more clear. class a/b amp should run a 4ohms stable

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There are class A/B's that have been designed to operate at 1ohm.

 

[Betrayer00GT 10+ year member]

Yes, in a competently designed amplifier as I mentioned.


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This thread, and my post, was addressing 1ohm vs 4ohm, not an infinite end of scenarios.

Any other failing attempts at being a smartass you wish to try ??

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One honest answer, one strawman argument, and one name calling. Well, out of three comments, 1/3 being reasonable isn't too bad. Hell, you'd be doing great if you were batting in a baseball game. Too bad it's a conversation.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Yeah, unfortunately there isn't enough intelligence on here to carry on a many-way intelligent conversation. Up to 4-way you might be able to pull it off but one of the 'tards usually jumps in with something hopelessly dumb and woefully wrong and just ruins it.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

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[kmanian 5,000+ posts]

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There are class A/B's that have been designed to operate at 1ohm.

X2 and lower 0.5 and 0.25 Old school stuff

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

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One honest answer, one strawman argument, and one name calling. Well, out of three comments, 1/3 being reasonable isn't too bad. Hell, you'd be doing great if you were batting in a baseball game. Too bad it's a conversation.

What the fuck are you talking about ?

I responded with a serious answer to the only intelligent question in your post.

You followed up that one intelligent, relevant question with your "I'm trying my hardest to make you think I'm smart by bringing up theoretical, hypothetical situations that aren't even relevant to the original question or situation being discussed" nonsense.

You try to somehow show my post was wrong by bringing up issues made AFTER my post, which my original post was not even attempting to address, and using my original answers to address those later issues. Why would my original post have been addressing how an amplifier reacts to .25ohm when the question was

1ohm vs 4ohm ?? How does that seem remotely logical ?? Other than you trying to portray some intelligence (failure #1) while also being a smartass (failure #2).

Good try. No prize.

Keep digging yourself into a hole if you wish....but if I were you I would stop now.