During my late night random youtube surfing, found this interesting method of explanation on amplifier wattage. Though the channel is pretty "young" it sure has interesting content. Link: Amplifier wattage.
Interesting. Here's another one.During my late night random youtube surfing, found this interesting method of explanation on amplifier wattage. Though the channel is pretty "young" it sure has interesting content. Link: Amplifier wattage.
Really nice on !Interesting. Here's another one.
I think more wattage, not too many, would benefit the dynamics for sure. But considering that most of us would listen at sane volumes so that should reduce the "need" for more wattage.Nice video. However, they are not playing anything with bass in it. Could that be the reason why the watts is so low ?
Hah! I watched this video and this led me to the said amp video. Interesting points made!Interesting. Here's another one.
That's from the bottlehead forum. Here's a copy as-is.With Joppa's "102dB rule", its easy to understand why low power amps work with some speakers and not always.
(nice video just a note of caution) he's one of those people that believe in oxygen free cables and such for audio - I also suspect that he has not a very good idea about quantum electronics, crystal structure of metals/Millers indices and electrons based on this video:During my late night random youtube surfing, found this interesting method of explanation on amplifier wattage. Though the channel is pretty "young" it sure has interesting content. Link: Amplifier wattage.
Well we live in a world where everone has a right to his/her own belief... and it is fine if he doesn't know about the electrons and what not... many of us dont.. but we do trust our ears... if the ofc makes a difference for someone.. good for them.. if it does not... all the more good.. you save some $$$$$(nice video just a note of caution) he's one of those people that believe in oxygen free cables and such for audio - I also suspect that he has not a very good idea about quantum electronics, crystal structure of metals/Millers indices and electrons based on this video:
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