momo7G
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I have read about matching the impedance for speakers / headphone at about 1/8 or 1/10 of the amp output.
Which it works for a better damping factor the transducer to provide better base performance.
I am wondering, what would happen if I plug a low impedance, say 16 ohm, headphone into a amp with output impedance of 51 ohm.
Will I hear sound that greatly distorted? If that's the case, how will it sound in real life? Will it like muffled or echoing base or something really funny?
Which it works for a better damping factor the transducer to provide better base performance.
I am wondering, what would happen if I plug a low impedance, say 16 ohm, headphone into a amp with output impedance of 51 ohm.
Will I hear sound that greatly distorted? If that's the case, how will it sound in real life? Will it like muffled or echoing base or something really funny?