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Is the Sonus faber Lumina II Amator an easy to drive speaker?
Sonus faber Lumina II Amator
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There are two main factors that set how easy or difficult a speaker is to drive, these are Speaker Sensitivity and Impedance. A speaker rated lower Ohms requires more current than a higher Ohm speaker. Similarly, a speaker with lower sensitivity requires more power to reach the same volume as a speaker with higher sensitivity.

Sonus faber Lumina II Amator's nominal impedance level is 4 Ohms . 8 Ohms is pretty much the standard impedance amongst stereo speakers and amplifiers so Sonus faber Lumina II Amator is not considered a difficult to drive speaker from Impedance perspective.

Sonus faber Lumina II Amator has a sensitivity of 86 dB. With a sensitivity level of only 8 dB, Sonus faber Lumina II Amator is a difficult to drive speaker from Sensitivity perspective, so make sure to choose an amplifier with high power if you like listening to your music at high volume levels.

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Sonus faber Lumina II Amator Alternatives in Passive Bookshelf Speakers
Model Type Sensitivity Impedance Frequency
Sonus Lumina I
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2-way 88 dB 4 ohms 65-24k Hz
Sonus Lumina II
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2-way 86 dB 4 ohms 55-24k Hz
Sonus Lumina III
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3-way 89 dB 4 ohms 40-24k Hz
Sonus Lumina V
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3-way 90 dB 4 ohms 38-24k Hz
Sonus faber Lumina V Amator
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3-way 90 dB 4 ohms 38-24k Hz
Sonus Lumina Center I
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2-way 87 dB 4 ohms 65-24k Hz
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