Can anyone please explain the difference b/w classes of amps. Which is better amp to use for speakers in general. Advantages and disadvantages. Efficiency?
Amp Question: Class D Vs A/b
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Too many variables for a specific recommendation but you can Google/Wikipedia for the technical definitions this.Kal Rubinson
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Here's a couple of nice links to information on amplifier classes.
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I think for the most part that class D amps are just recently coming in to their own where they can compete with class a, a/b or even g both economically and sonically. Class D defiantly saves a lot of space and runs cooler. I just did an extensive direct comparison at a Rotel shop between just about all of their Class D and A/b's and I went home with the class a/b rmb 1095 (200 x 5 Watts, 10" tall and 85lbs). Happy, happy, joy, joy!
What I especially liked about the a/b was the depth of music. I was pretty impressed though that Rotel could fit 500x2 watts into such a small box. Home theater was pretty much a draw. What really impressed me about the class D Rotel 7x100 was that it sounded like so many more watts than just about any other ?x100 class a/b that I've heard.
I hope that my observations help.Last edited by crowland; 14 June 2007, 15:37 Thursday.- Bottom
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