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Power Amplifier Function
Power amplifiers amplify the audio signal from a preamplifier to drive speakers.
Key Benefits
Increased sound volume, improved clarity, and reduced distortion.
Amplifies one channel of audio, ideal for single speakers or subwoofers.
Amplifies multiple channels of audio for surround sound systems, from five to eleven channels or more.
A separate amplifier for each speaker channel, providing high power and exceptional audio quality.
Preamplifiers decode and process audio source signals, preparing them for amplification.
Transmits signals to the power amplifier via RCA or XLR connections.
A subwoofer preamplifier output connects a subwoofer to the system, enhancing low-frequency reproduction.
Class A
High quality, but inefficient and produces heat.
Class D
Highly efficient, compact, and powerful, ideal for modern systems.
Class AB
A balance of quality, efficiency, and affordability.
1 Power Output
Consider the speaker's power requirements to ensure sufficient amplification.
3 Features
2 Impedance Matching
Choose features like inputs, outputs, controls, and connectivity based on your needs.
Match the speaker's impedance to the amplifier's output for optimal performance.
4 Budget
Set a realistic budget and explore options that meet your requirements.
Immersive Sound Power amplifiers provide the power and clarity needed for an immersive audio experience.
Speaker Protection Prevent speaker damage by limiting the output to safe levels.
Enhance the accuracy and detail of your audio, bringing music and movies to life.
High-quality audio
Accurate signal amplification
Speaker compatibility
Immersive home theater