No dynamic cone speakers that I know of stay at a constant 8 ohms over the entire audible bandwidth. I'm sure the Paradigm's drop to 6 ohms or less at some point, but your best course of action would be to contact Paradigm. They have to have that data on file... You could also look for reviews. Sometimes they contain that information.
How can you tell if a speaker has impedence dips?
I'm considering running two power amps in bridged mode to increase the power. I've read that the only disadvantage to this is that if the speaker has impedence dips below 8 ohms, this could be stressful to the amp. The speakers that I'm picking up in 2 weeks are the Paradigm Studio 20's which are 8 ohm speakers. How do I know if there are periodic impedence dips or if they stay at 8 ohms consistantly?
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