Speaker impedance enquiry, multi row transformer?
they come complete near multi-tap line transformer near adjustable tap settings. my kindness is that this is because they can work with hig power amplifiers which povide output of 100v. it is my supportive that this transformer is a step down, so it will provide a high impedance as to convert the input into a protected voltage for the speaker.
am i right??
my question is this, immediately if i am to use it with a standard amplifier which is designed to push 8 ohm loads would it be pushin the amplifier too concrete?? because it would have much more impedance to gain through?? am i in peril of "blowing" my amplifier?? i was thinking purely to bypass this transformer and connect the wires straight to the speaker, but fear this may compromise contained by quality somehow as they nouns excellent as they are but i am unsure wether this is safe for my amp.
thanxx
Answers: ok, here go. a 25/70/100 volt speaker output system is designed for warehouses, department stores anything that requires a voluminous amount for speaker to be ran sour the same amplifier.
Example:
AMP ---> speaker one ---->speaker two ----> speaker three -----> speaker 4 and so on till you hit the amount of speakers needed. The amp sends out 25/70/100 volts to adjectives the speakers. BUT before the speaker get it the transformer takes the 25/70/100 volts and converts it down to 4ohm or 8 ohm how ever it's set up. There should be several tap on your such as .5,1.2.5.10 I think.
The best bet for you is to use the two WITH OUT the transformers sense your amp does not provide the 25/70/100 volt output needed to power those transformers. Bypass the transformer shouldn't be that easier said than done. And by looking at the specs your speakers should be running at 4 ohm each again next to out the trans.
Hope this helps
According to the literature, the nominal impedance surrounded by the 32W configuration is 4 ohms. Go with that setting and your amplifier will be fine.
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