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Nothing concrete - however I do have a theory. A recent re-examine of the HM801 amp module lead me to believe that the output impedance is mostly due to the output resistors on the amp module, and a simple bypass can easily drop it to under 1 ohm. Judging from the picture of the HM901's STD amp module, I don't see any output resistors on one side but it is hard to say whether they will be on the other side. Hopefully not, but in any case, the only way to say for sure is to measure it.
Clie, any idea?
Nothing concrete - however I do have a theory. A recent re-examine of the HM801 amp module lead me to believe that the output impedance is mostly due to the output resistors on the amp module, and a simple bypass can easily drop it to under 1 ohm. Judging from the picture of the HM901's STD amp module, I don't see any output resistors on one side but it is hard to say whether they will be on the other side. Hopefully not, but in any case, the only way to say for sure is to measure it.