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  • 06-20-2007 6:38 PM

    Beolink Passive stability of amp

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    How many speakers can you drive off the Beolink passive??  I know it's rigged for 1 pair...is the amp stable to drive say 2 pairs??

    Thanks,

     

    k

  • 06-20-2007 7:02 PM In reply to

    • beoaus
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    Re: Beolink Passive stability of amp

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    I have used 2 pairs of CX100's at mid volumes, it worked ok.

  • 06-20-2007 9:21 PM In reply to

    Re: Beolink Passive stability of amp

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    Thanks....  Do you know if you drive them hard how it stands up??

  • 06-21-2007 4:28 AM In reply to

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    Re: Beolink Passive stability of amp

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    I use two pairs of MCX35 and one pair of S80, at mid volume, and everything works fine.

     

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  • 06-21-2007 5:30 AM In reply to

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    Re: Beolink Passive stability of amp

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    It's a very good amplifier, just don't expect thunderous dynamics! Considering it's rather limited power (30 watts per channel I believe), it's surprisingly capable. No house parties, and no big difficult-to-drive speakers though. It will be fine with 2 pairs of easy-to-drive speakers up to moderate volumes...

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