Subject: JBL4320 Studio Monitor, year 1972 serial number 5188, 16 ohm - Amp ss (8ohm
Subject: JBL4320 Studio Monitor, year 1972 serial number 5188, 16 ohm - Amp ss (8ohm max) MacIntosh MC601 or MC275 tube (16 ohm 2 channels)
Buongiorn. I apologize for using the electronic translator. And also because I do not know if this is the place and the exact way to ask questions.
My father gave me this pair of speakers that I piloted with a 16 ohm vintage amp and are in perfect condition and original.
I would like to drive the "4320" with two MacIntosh MC601s or an MC275 tube in stereo.
Currently I have a MacIntosh M2500 tube Preamp. The length of the power cables is 12 meters; 450 cubic meters around the listening room.
- Questions: Has anyone listened to the "4320" (16 ohm) coupling with MacIntosh SS MC601 (8 ohms max) or with a CM 275tube? What impressions did you have?
Questions:
1) What changes in tone or quality can I expect with the coupling of an 8ohm MacIntosh output amp with JBL 4320 speakers at 16ohm?
2) The use of an amp tube 275 MacIntosh, which has outputs in stereo at 16ohm would solve the q.n ° "1", but I worry about the length of the cables and the little current supplied by the 275tube and less control of the woofer.
Many thanks to everyone.