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2nd November 2007, 04:02 AM
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time delay with 2 amps?
Hi
This is another post about my first diy project (which is a sub) The plan is to use my new amp for my main speakers and my old integrated amp for the sub. My question is, if you use 2 different amplifiers, can they get out of sync with each other because they process the sound at different speeds. And therefore can there be a time delay between the output of one amp and the output of the other amp. And if there is, can anything be done about it? Thanks again |
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