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Greetings. Sorry if perhaps I am in the wrong thread with this blog post. I'm having some issues connecting my loudspeakers to a new amplifier device. The loudspeaker type is static. I assume that such speakers act differently when compared with standard speakers. According to the speaker datasheet, the speakers have an impedance which is similar to a capacitor. Regretably, the amplifier is going to oscillate, i.e. be unstable whenever I have these loudspeakers attached. When I employ ordinary loudspeakers the amplifier works fantastic. Then again with my static loudspeakers there's always a deafening hissing noise. Would a power transformer or just a load resistor make the amp stable? Could this compromise efficiency of the amplifier? I value your comments.
29 November 2011
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