How hard can it be?

[Pan]

Originally posted by MJL21193


Hi,
The supply must be split - that's +/-V. Chipamps won't work on single supplies.

Chipamps do work on single supplies.


/Peter

[Nordic]

Yes, but you need to compromise the sound to deal with the DC offset.

[seth556]

Originally posted by Resaebiunne


T-Amps are probably out of the question for Pro Audio use just as much as DIY amps, albeit for different reasons.

You need to spend cold hard cash here, don't skimp on this stuff! If you can't pay for decent pro-grade amps for that type of setting, don't bother buying anything until you can.

The church is full of mostly older people that can't tell anything with the sound. The stuff up there now is from the 80s, the mixer has a weak side, the speakers are terrible, there's random wires going everywhere (they don't really connect to anything though).... So that's why I thought a couple t-amps would work fine because they would provide enough power and sound better than everything else in there, plus they just run some monitors.