Just brainstorming:
Most PC 5.1 sound cards use a single stereo 1/8" jack for center channel and subwoofer output.
I thought about a single-chip for the center channel, and either a parallel or bridge/parallel for the subwoofer, for more power.
They'll probably be on two different power supplies, for differing voltage requirements.
Would two different power supplies cause a problem with the common ground 1/8" jack?
Most PC 5.1 sound cards use a single stereo 1/8" jack for center channel and subwoofer output.
I thought about a single-chip for the center channel, and either a parallel or bridge/parallel for the subwoofer, for more power.
They'll probably be on two different power supplies, for differing voltage requirements.
Would two different power supplies cause a problem with the common ground 1/8" jack?
AndrewT said:Split your output into twin feeds and send them to the amps.
Does this require additional active components for isolation, or is it a matter of splicing the common wire and not worrying about it?
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