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So far I have used both 4 and 8 ohm taps on my VT200mkII and they sound slightly different, 4 ohms being more forward and instant and 8 ohms being generally more relaxed and "sweet" or even softer. Hmm.. need to test 16, 2, 1 ohm taps as well. Last edited by MPS; 02-06-2014 at 12:13 PM. |
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I note that we are both running the same Amp to Speaker combination and I was wondering whether you had ever tried the 16 Ohm tap on the Ref 150 ? I would be most interested in your thoughts if you have, and if not whether you might indulge me by trying out said combo please . Jasper. |
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Harlequin, I have not tried the 16 Ohm tap in a while. Last time I tried it, most have been with my prior amp, a REF 110. I will give it a try next weekend and come back to you with impressions.
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Jasper. Last edited by Harlequin; 02-13-2014 at 03:13 PM. |
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Did you ever get around to giving this a try lucho? likewise MPS?
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Actually no, sort of forgot about it..
Will do when get back home. However I did compare 8 and 4 ohm taps and I prefer 4, most likely coz the impedance of my speakers dip down to around 1 ohm. |
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