“4 ohms receiver? My brother has two 100 watts 6 ohms nominal; 200 watts 4 ohms speakers. He claimed he needed a 4 ohm receiver. I cannot find a receiver listed as 4 ohms. Would this receiver work? Would it hinder the sound? or is there a better choice?”
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Just remember that in the real world the speaker impeadance varies greatly over the frequency range of the speaker. In general 4 ohms is a greater load on the amplifier that will tax the design capability of the amp. Good luck trying to find any information what the amp rating is at 4 ohms. Manufactures tend to be reluctant to publish ratings at the extreme.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, thank you for your message. 145W per channel, the STR-DH750 delivers impressive multi-channel sound performance. (145W x 7 @ 6 ohms, 1 kHz, 0.9% THD). For more information, check the link below: https://docs.sony.com/release/STRDH750_refguide_EN_ES_FR.pdf. -Oscar.
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