Audio Technix

[StormCellBatteries]

Safety First!

[luke81]

Originally Posted by josef344

I've personally never owned a g/h I think.
But I love a/b.

Are they as good or better than a/b?

Most people haven't owned one, but they have all the good and none of the bad. Class A/B is terribly ineffecient, while putting out much cleaner Power than D. D is super efficient but put outs much more dirty power due to it's switching design. The first time I scoped the output of a full range D at 1000hz I thought the amp was broken because of how it looks. A class g/h amp is the best of both worlds. Clean output all around and class D levels of efficiency.

[reelfish92]

FloridaSPL, where a thread gets off topic after 2 posts. AT makes nice wire, good luck with the build.

[regizzle]

Lmaoooooo

[josef344]

Originally Posted by reelfish92

FloridaSPL, where a thread gets off topic after 2 posts. AT makes nice wire, good luck with the build.

Lmao haha thanks!

[josef344]

Originally Posted by luke81

Most people haven't owned one, but they have all the good and none of the bad. Class A/B is terribly ineffecient, while putting out much cleaner Power than D. D is super efficient but put outs much more dirty power due to it's switching design. The first time I scoped the output of a full range D at 1000hz I thought the amp was broken because of how it looks. A class g/h amp is the best of both worlds. Clean output all around and class D levels of efficiency.

Ahh I see thanks for explaining it to me.

[Loudizzzzle]

Originally Posted by reelfish92

FloridaSPL, where a thread gets off topic after 2 posts. AT makes nice wire, good luck with the build.

Tis true but I did enjoy the class g/h discussion :D