Just need a bit of advice here. I know using a headphone amp to drive a pair of unamplified speakers can damage the speaker coils but what about a pair of powered speakers like my Audioengine A2s? If I plug 'em into my Graham Slee Voyager am I in danger of doing some damage?
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Using a Graham Slee Voyager headphone amp to drive a pair of Audioengine a2 speakers
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