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I am trying power two Rowe AMI SGF Discophonic Sound Projector speaker units. What new amp can I get that can power these speakers correctly? Wiring considerations? I am a noob. Specs: 15 Ohm 50WATTS 90Db
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15 ohm speakers is an odd one. i don't know
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Tiny solid state amps can handle weird ohms well
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speaker impedance capabilities for amps are minima. ie, an amp might say to use 8 Ohm minimum speakers, so you shouldn’t use 4 Ohm speakers with that amp but higher than 8 Ohms is fine. the lower the impedance, the more demands they place on the amp by drawing more current through the output circuit.
90dB/W is pretty efficient so you won't need a huge amp to get decent volume. in short, practically any hifi amp thats ever been sold will be capable of driving those speakers.
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Thanks all, I have this already so I will use that https://a.co/d/i4zXRx3



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