Input Impedance Avalanche IQ Subwoofer Amps
Article summary
- Input impedance for 1961 and 1723 subwoofers is 20kOhm, or 13.33kOhm at the lowest gain setting.
- Lowest gain setting includes an attenuator for optimal signal control.
- Customizable gain structure makes it easy to integrate with various setups.
- Looking for powerful bass? Check out our 1723 Subwoofer 2S.
- Enjoy precise sound reproduction tailored to your audio preferences!
The input impedance on our current 1961 and 1723 subwoofers is 20kOhm, except when the lowest gain setting is used.
In that case, it is 13kOhm (13.333kOhm to be precise) because of an attenuator added to the input signal path. With our very customizable gain structure, it is very easy to match it with any setup.
Frequently asked questions
What is the input impedance of Arendal Sound subwoofers?
The input impedance for the 1961 and 1723 subwoofers is 20kOhm, except when the lowest gain setting is used, which is 13kOhm.
Why does the input impedance change to 13kOhm?
The input impedance decreases to 13kOhm when the lowest gain setting is used due to an attenuator in the input signal path.
How can I customize the gain on Arendal Sound subwoofers?
Our subwoofers feature a highly customizable gain structure, making it easy to match with any setup.
Are there any specific settings for optimal performance with the subwoofers?
Using the appropriate gain setting according to your audio setup will help ensure optimal performance from your subwoofers.
What models of subwoofers does this information apply to?
This information applies to the current 1961 and 1723 models of our subwoofers.
Can I see the back of the 1723 subwoofer for connections?
Yes, you can view the back of the 1723 subwoofer which displays the connection options. Please refer to the image provided above.
