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::About amplifiers :: |
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Sound quality |
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Most amplifiers are of decent
quality, so a decent amplifier will make your system sound good, but it
can make a great system sound only decent. Remember you want an
amplifier to increase sound pressure level or decibels without
sacrificing the quality of sound. |
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Buying tip |
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For best sound, you are better
off buying high-quality medium-power amplifier than a high-power but not
very good-quality amplifier for the same money. |
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Installation tips |
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When installing a amplifier you
must keep in mind that an adequate power source is one of the most
essential elements for good sound reinforcement. By installing a
capacitor, voltage is stored and can be used at any time should the
battery drop below stored voltage set point. |
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Wiring tip |
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When running wire under panels,
tracks, and carpet, make sure you don't place the wires were you can
damage them with a screw, causing a short. Keep the power wire away from
the RCA signal wire, the voltage wire may leek to the signal carrier
causing distortion and unwanted noise. |
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Solder all connections |
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Soldering your connections
gives you the best system integrity, but remember to use a rosin core,
not acid core. |
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