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by labeeb xaman on January 17th, 2008
if there are some people near who want silence for a while then it could be other than that, I don't think so I love high volume too. It does piss dad off so I do it when he's not around
by lastwraith on January 19th, 2008
It's better to have the source louder and not have the amp all the way. You want as little distortion.
Generally you don't max an amp's gain because that causes distortion and clipping, which is death for your speakers.
by Ender is back.. And slightly confused. on January 17th, 2008
Well, it's not bad per se, but it is going to shorten the life of your speaker by quite a bit.
why is it taken"-3db" in cc or ce amplifier semilog graph to find bandwidth????????
by jamesbond on July 2nd, 2010
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I plan to buy amplifier and speakers as my home theater system. But I am not very sure the products.Is there any rules that I should follow?
by robertmaziry on June 3rd, 2011
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I have a GK800RB bass head, Im buying a swr 4.10 bass cabinet, what ohms would be compatible to the GK800RB head 4 or 8?
by Bryan.Queen on August 3rd, 2010
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Can a complex thought resort to a morbid generalization?
by Anonymous on January 4th, 2011
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how to hook up my yamaha dsp-a1000
by chrisankeny on August 21st, 2010
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i have a epiphone valve Junior and if i tuned that up all the way it wont damage the speaker?
by DBike on January 17th, 2008
I don't know about that. Any speaker or headphone might wear out if the volume is high most of the time everyday or maybe it won't. But the headphone may damage the ear drums...
by labeeb xaman on January 18th, 2008