New Guy question:
Are Ohms are purposefully "put in place"/"decided" by the designer to protect speakers?
I'm looking to buy a pair of the Sennheiser HD280.
The Pro or Silver has an impendance of 64 ohms, versus the HD280-13 which has a 300 Ohms rating
I'm recording and providing foldbacks with a roland v1680 at the moment.
If I split the monitor signal (via a cheap lil' mixer) to provide more headphones, and using the same signal, what should I be careful about?
Will the signal be weakened because it's shared?
I guess the ultimate question is, if I (hypothetically, for now) bought 3 HD280 pros, and shared a monitor output, the ohms would be 16 ohms, right? ((64/2)/2=16)
Is 16 ohms dangerous? what is dangerous?
Please enlighten me! Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
pietro
Are Ohms are purposefully "put in place"/"decided" by the designer to protect speakers?
I'm looking to buy a pair of the Sennheiser HD280.
The Pro or Silver has an impendance of 64 ohms, versus the HD280-13 which has a 300 Ohms rating
I'm recording and providing foldbacks with a roland v1680 at the moment.
If I split the monitor signal (via a cheap lil' mixer) to provide more headphones, and using the same signal, what should I be careful about?
Will the signal be weakened because it's shared?
I guess the ultimate question is, if I (hypothetically, for now) bought 3 HD280 pros, and shared a monitor output, the ohms would be 16 ohms, right? ((64/2)/2=16)
Is 16 ohms dangerous? what is dangerous?
Please enlighten me! Thank you so much.
Sincerely,
pietro