whoaru99
Epic Member
Volts stay relatively low. Ohms with the help of a zobel or 2 stay relatively low/flat. What you really need are amps.
Cheers,
James
Doesn't really work that way...as current being predominant, that is. You can have an amp capable of 100A of current, but if it can only swing 1V it ain't worth a damn for a stereo system unless your speaker impedance is like 10 milliohms.
First and foremost, an audio amplifier is a voltage amplifier. When you turn up the volume you are turning up the voltage. Current then follows according to the load and the voltage across the load. So, while current certainly is important part of the equation it is no more important than voltage as both must be present in the correct relationship to satisfy Ohms Law.
V=IR