k_paramesh82
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What this means is the amplifier has been tested on 2 channels simultaneously on a test tone that varies between 20Hz to 20,000 Hz to deliver a maximum of 100 watts with a total harmonic distortion of .08%. Usually power is tested by sending a continuous pinging tone at 1 kHz. These kind of tests should theoretically be done in a anechoic chamber using a microphone that is kept one meter away from the speaker. Anechoic chambers are very expensive and there are few in the world. So in most cases, these tests are done in soundproof rooms, or just simulated on a computer based tester. The amplifier is pushed till it reaches it breaking point.
I don't know want the 'x7' means. I suppose it means that there are 7 amplifiers which can behave they way two have been tested. But please remember, as I explained above, these specs do not specify the capacity of the power transformer to drive more than two channels. They have never been tested on all 7 channels, assuming you are talking about a 7 channel amplifier.
If you need 7 channels that can simultaneously deliver 100 watts each, you would need a transformer that can generate 100x7x1.25 watts of power at the least. The additional .25 is for peaking requirements or dynamic power. When one channel is pushed for more power, another channel must not be punished or drained of power.
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Thanks Venkat,I got little bit
