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12th January 2010, 12:31 PM
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Location: UK, bristol
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AB switch for testing of amps
I will want to compare different chipamps soon. I have 2 nominally identical sources (music streamers).
What dangers are there to my speakers (or more importantly my friends speakers) if I switch between amplifier outputs whilst at listening levels? What type of switches do I need? This IP65 Centre Off Rocker Switch : Rocker Switches : Maplin will do for one channel I think? Can I leave both amplifiers -ve speaker terminals connected to the speaker, and only switch the +ve terminals in and out ? |
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