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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Colorado
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Hey sorry if this is a dumb question but wanted to ask.
I have two Nakamichi PA-7's which I use to drive a pair of subwoofers. (4 12 inch woofers (one woofer to each channel of PA-7)) I currently biased both PA-7's to spec at 40mv. My question is since I use the amps for subwoofer use only would there be any advantage to a more conservative bias setting? Say 30mv instead of 40mv? Would I notice any degrading in sound quality for subwoofer use only and also would that give me more peak power since I'd be running less in class A mode and more into class AB? I'm thinking about since these amps are getting old a more conservative setting might prolong their life? Or should I just leave well enough alone? Advice appreciated, Mark |
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