I have an inquiry....

I have to say when Rabbit decided to do this setup, I was very sceptical about what it would sound like. Man, was I floored. That was one sweet and juicy like these nutz. sounding rig. 18 woofers and 28 feet of ribbons can sure put out a lot of sound. The Sunfire barely got warm too.

I didn't know at the time how to run parallel RCA inputs between channels, so yes, there were 3 speakers all on each channel. Looked a little something like this:



No seriously, I cut some of the wire off each one then twisted them all together. It wasn't pretty...

And yes, the TGP-IV has Stereo mode. That's where I use it almost exclusively.

That was funny.

I was thinking that would be how you would do it but didn't know if there was another alternative.

So beside ohms, how many watts did you think you were pushing? I just bet those ribbons were singing!!

Well, that could have been considered parallel operation I suppose, so I'm guessing at max volume somewhere in the neighborhood of 1600 watts per channel.

And......damn nice lookin legs too Doesn't the "path of least resistance" factor come into play when three spkr. leads are just twisted together and connected to a single terminal. I would think that the speaker with the lowest resistance or the one with the heaviest gauge cable would receive the greater amount of signal/watts/current ?? Y/N ??

To a point, yes. The Originals were the lowest overall Resistance, but they are also the least efficient. It seemed pretty even, although the Originals were the lowest level by far. The AL-IIIs were the most strained at max volume.

Another pic: