SRS 2.3 question

billbillw
billbillw Posts: 6,847
edited September 2006 in Vintage Speakers
Just a question for those who know for sure.

What is the nominal impedence on the early SRS 2.3, (the ones with pin/blade connector and the doughnut pucks in 2 of 6 mids)?

I suspect they are 6 ohms nominal but wanted to know for sure.
I know the SRS 2 was 4 ohms, and I know the 2.3TL is 8 ohms. Can't find anything published on the older 2.3s.

(There is a local pair that has had me curious for awhile.)
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  • danger boy
    danger boy Posts: 15,722
    edited September 2006
    Even my old SRS's are 4ohm.. they can be run on as little as 50watts. silly crazy i know... i'd never run them for long on that few watts. but they were disgned to handle as little as 50watts. ;)

    I actually ran mine for a few weeks on a old Yammie int running only 45watts. :eek: :p
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,729
    edited September 2006
    The 2.3's are 6 ohms nominal. The TL series is listed as, "compatible with 8 ohm outputs." However, they are 6 ohms nominal.
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  • billbillw
    billbillw Posts: 6,847
    edited September 2006
    Thanks F1. That's what I thought...
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