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[Scott Newell]

>Thats bad.  More ohms means it draws less power.  Impedance 
>mismatches are bad in signal evironments because a fraction of the 
>signal will bounce back off the mismatch.  I forget the exact math on 
>this one.  Dave?

Well, let's not get carried away here.  Impedance matching isn't an issue
in _most_ audio amp/speaker circuits (the great majority of output stages
approximate a very low impedance voltage source at relevant audio
frequencies, and speakers are almost never constant impedance over the
audio bandwidth anyway).  I guess if you had really long lines...

This is so far off-topic I probably shouldn't have said anything in the
first place.  I'll stop now.


newell