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    Rob_a rob_a's Avatar
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    Re:

    If you are going to go two channel, go Macintosh! they have some nice sounding tube preamp/amp stuff (if your willing to pay a little bit more)

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    What does:
    2 channel mean.
    4 ohm and 8 ohm mean

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    Quote Originally Posted by bjdalton1
    What does:
    2 channel mean.
    4 ohm and 8 ohm mean
    2-channel means stereo. There are multi-channel setups for surround sound so stereo is different from those in that it has only two channels.

    4 Ohm and 8 Ohm refer to the speaker resistance. Ohm is the electrical unit for resistance. Many speakers are 8 Ohm so the power rating receiver or amp is given with regard to what each channel does with a resistance of 8 Ohms. If the speakers are 4 Ohm, many amps can provide more power, for which the unit is watts. So the number of watts might be considerably higher when the power rating for 4 Ohms is listed.

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