geoff wrote:  "- show quoted text -   
   A lower Z draws more current for a given voltage so puts a heavier load   
   on the amp. A higher Z draw less current and puts a lesser load on the amp.   
      
   The word 'load' relates to the current drawn (therefore=power) - not the   
   'number' of the impedance.   
      
   So a lower number Z is a harder load to drive.   
      
   geoff "   
      
   Thanks for clarifying.  Guess I was seeing it the other way around:  The amp   
   'pushes' signal to the speaker, and meets more resistance from one with higher   
   ohms than from one with lower ohms.   
      
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