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Hi guys,
This maybe a dumb question, around an Integrated's Watts Per channel ratings in relation to room size.
I've been looking at exploring alternatives to Naim for a little while now, but on my travels through the Internet and looking at different brands and product lines of individual brands, ascending in wattage and price.
I was looking at the Atoll range of integrated amps from 50w up to a 120w (they go higher I believe, but that's where I stopped looking). Anyway, the question is; is there any advantage to having higher wattage, or headroom, say in a modestly sized room, with acoustic treatment, about 14 x 13ft.
In context, running a pair in 90db/8 Ohm speakers, are mine currently are.
I know the wattage isn't the whole picture, but hypothetically, if the amp had quality components, and good current output as do Naim amps, is the higher wattage useful?
Thanks for reading 😊
This maybe a dumb question, around an Integrated's Watts Per channel ratings in relation to room size.
I've been looking at exploring alternatives to Naim for a little while now, but on my travels through the Internet and looking at different brands and product lines of individual brands, ascending in wattage and price.
I was looking at the Atoll range of integrated amps from 50w up to a 120w (they go higher I believe, but that's where I stopped looking). Anyway, the question is; is there any advantage to having higher wattage, or headroom, say in a modestly sized room, with acoustic treatment, about 14 x 13ft.
In context, running a pair in 90db/8 Ohm speakers, are mine currently are.
I know the wattage isn't the whole picture, but hypothetically, if the amp had quality components, and good current output as do Naim amps, is the higher wattage useful?
Thanks for reading 😊