or the SDAT LEB-404. They are all onsale dirt cheap. Or other inexpensive models by same companies (e.g., Celsetion F28, 38...)?
I have heard Wharfedales need lots of power. How many amps/channel? How would it affect the sound if underpowered at low-moderate volume? Or I better to stick with a bookshelf speaker in this price?
Thanks.
Karin K
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Or the Mission 35i's? They seem to be well-liked but hard to find.
25 amps/channel or 25 watts per channel. These are very different things and there are watts and watts, depending on who is measuring.
My 110 wpc Denon doesn't give out the same wpc as my 40 year old vintage Fisher at 25 wpc. The Fisher would drive some pretty ineffecient speakers just fine and the Denon might have trouble with the same speakers.
So, your best bet is to see if the dealer will allow an in-home trial or to buy from someone that gives you a 30 day trial, money back with no restocking fee type deal.
OR, even better, look at some 8 ohm, much more efficient speakers.
Also, it would be helpful to know the size of your room, the type of music you're likely to listen to and what speakers you've heard.
Thanks and good luck, Dave.
Karin K
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Sorry, 25 watts per channel, 8 ohms from 20 Hz to 20kHz. Mostly I listen to jazz. Room size is 12 x 25 ft with 11 ft ceilings. I've heard some Bose (not so good) and BIC (better) speakers.
Does an 8 ohm system require an 8 ohm speaker? How do I know which speakers are 8 ohm? What are the Wharfedales?
Thanks,
Karin
Karin K
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Also the Wharfedales say they can accomodate 8 ohm amplifiers. So would 25 wattsper channel suffice?