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What power amplifer?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ampdog" data-source="post: 32674" data-attributes="member: 144"><p>Yes, but .....</p><p></p><p>Not disagreeing, but sometimes a similar argument (foefie) is used by unscrupulous salesmen. Work the amp at just below the clipping point, and then demonstrate what 'awful sound' (clipping) will be the result if you do not have that extra bit more power. The correct logic is of course that if one agrees that say 3dB is of little consequence in the first place, then turn your macine down to just below clipping - since the difference will still be of little consequence!</p><p></p><p>On a slightly different topic, in this respect I think that some form of overload (clipping) indicator (a simple led, not meters) - on amplifiers can be very usefull to indicate a source of distortion. I provide this on my designs.</p><p>______________________________________________________</p><p></p><p>I like that special Kangaroo in your avatar, Goneten .....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ampdog, post: 32674, member: 144"] Yes, but ..... Not disagreeing, but sometimes a similar argument (foefie) is used by unscrupulous salesmen. Work the amp at just below the clipping point, and then demonstrate what 'awful sound' (clipping) will be the result if you do not have that extra bit more power. The correct logic is of course that if one agrees that say 3dB is of little consequence in the first place, then turn your macine down to just below clipping - since the difference will still be of little consequence! On a slightly different topic, in this respect I think that some form of overload (clipping) indicator (a simple led, not meters) - on amplifiers can be very usefull to indicate a source of distortion. I provide this on my designs. ______________________________________________________ I like that special Kangaroo in your avatar, Goneten ..... [/QUOTE]
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