Mr. Gravesen
I have a curiosity. I made his projects for two of my friends. First the
one with the seas CA15RLY/22TAF. The system I normally use was
insufficient to play them for clipping problems (I suppose, not being an
audio technician) . As in the photo I use an amplifier parallel single
ended of 2A3 with, about, 8.5 W of maximum power. With a more powerful
amplifier, 25W class A, they sounded really good. So a friend asked me
if I could do the STUDIO 101 mkII.
It was a surprise to hear them play without clipping problems with the
same 2A3 amplifier even if, as you can see, it was just a test run
before finishing the job . What was the efficiency of seas speakers?
In all cases, thanks for the excellent projects.
Giampaolo
Hello!
The small SEAS is about 85 dB for 2.8 volts, where the STUDIO 101 mkII
is around 86 dB, so on paper there may not be that much difference. Also
the impedance is much the same, so I can't tell why one seems better
suited for your amp than the other.
Best regards Troels
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