automan doesn't give recommendations, just nasty little EE comments. Sorry.


4 ohms isn't good or bad, it's just a rating for the speakers. I suppose you could call it difficult since not too many receivers' amps are really rated for these speakers.

I'm surprised those Yammys (1500, 2500) don't at least list the receivers at 6 ohms, most in the $1000 range do. Maybe they do on other marketing sheets, I've only seen 8 ohm listing when I looked. They will probably be just fine for a few years with 4 ohm speakers if you don't try to run at full power all the time. It's a matter of shortening the life of the amp by overstressing it.