UcD II gain (Off Topic)
by Bert 
, Saturday, February 17, 2007, 20:15 (6271 days ago) @ GC
Even better, if possible for amplifier manufacturers, is to make a selection switch (or jumper(s) for what I care) to set the gain. This way we can choose between 0dB, 12db or 24dB gain or even more if needed for extremely low sensitive systems.
If a speaker of 90dB is the reference for standard amplifiers giving the ability to use the whole volume control range then we need 22dB less gain.
Peter, please pass that on to Hypex, hopefully their design can be implemented with this? They can even advertise with it to give their amp something extra worthwhile, too much gain is a common problem with many systems!
Ciao,
Bert
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