Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

I'm not sure but I guess he's refering to the law V=R.I .
V is the voltage issued by the evolver.
If R (impedance of the headphone) is decreasing towards 0, I is increasing.
At the limit I=0, you are doing a short-circuit, I is infinite.

Not knowing how the evolver is working internally and not beeing a 
electronical engineer, I'm not sure that V is constant and if a "infinite" 
current draw can damage the evolver, it's power supply, or the headphones.

Ben.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Krueger" <rkr1@...>
To: <DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 6:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Evolver] Re: Connecting headphones-the comment of my brother


> colpaertpeter wrote:
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>> CONCERNING Amps and Speakers:
>> That's another topic. Impedance of speakers should be same as
>> impedance of Amp. This to avoid "reflection". Most vintage valve amps
>> will self-destruct if driven without the correct speaker load.
>>
>> I rest my case
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> I'm totally with you on the above aspect, but I didn't get how you're
> going to possibly DAMAGE your Evolver outputs by plugging in a passive
> converter from two mono quarter inch connecters to a single stereo
> connector....  seems like we're talking about signal loss for that,
> which again shouldn't be "damaging"?
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> But I'm no engineer......
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