Denon 3802 Question (1 Viewer)

[Bill RE]

I am considering Polk LSI speakers which are compatible with 4 Ohmn output. Would the the 3802 have any problem powering these speakers?

 

[Michael Mathius]

Per the manaul it can handle 4 Ohmns. You should have no problems.

 

[Yogi]

Make sure you have it properly ventilated and hopefully your room is not very large so you are not driving it at +18 db to achieve reference levels
I think you should be just fine. Let us know of your experiences in either case.

 

[itai]

write denon an email, make sure they'll cover it when and if it fail.

 

[Yogi]

In the FAQ section in Denon USA site they explicitly state that their receivers can run 4 ohm speakers. So running them IMO shouldn't create any warranty issues in case you fry your receiver.

 

[Bill RE]

Thanks for the input. I think I'm going to contact Denon just to be safe.

 

[John Royster]

you should be fine. I drove martin logan's with mine for a while and they are nominal 4 ohms and dip very close to 1 ohm. pay attention to heat though.

 

[marc]

I have the 3200 and drive 4ohm Jamos and have had no problems for several years now.