Topic: HELP: AVR Dynamic Range

[jhun_jhun007]

mga sirs,

newbie here.. i just wondering what is the difference of AVRs having a dynamic range of 8/6/4/2 ohms from AVRs with -/6/4/2 ohms dynamic range?

for e.g. Yamaha RX-V567, for USA models the dynamic range is 8/6/4/2 ohms, but for Asia models the dynamic range is -/6/4/2. is it suitable a 8 ohms speaker (e.g. Mission M34i, M3C2i, M32i) to AVR with no dyanmic range for 8 ohms?

for Oknyo tx-sr608, the dynamic range is 8/4/3 ohms, is it suitable a 6 ohms speaker?

is there an easy way to understand how dynamic range operates?

[markcrenz]

you can safely use 8 ohm (or even 6 ohm) speakers on any modern AVR. don't mind that dynamic range for now. if you're really curious...
click mo 'to

[ATJr.]

mga sirs,

newbie here.. i just wondering what is the difference of AVRs having a dynamic range of 8/6/4/2 ohms from AVRs with -/6/4/2 ohms dynamic range?

for e.g. Yamaha RX-V567, for USA models the dynamic range is 8/6/4/2 ohms, but for Asia models the dynamic range is -/6/4/2. is it suitable a 8 ohms speaker (e.g. Mission M34i, M3C2i, M32i) to AVR with no dyanmic range for 8 ohms?

for Oknyo tx-sr608, the dynamic range is 8/4/3 ohms, is it suitable a 6 ohms speaker?

is there an easy way to understand how dynamic range operates?

ehhemmm....perhaps you mean speaker load.....