Hi,
Just want to probe you fellow audio diyers on the following:
I'm working on a new bridged amplifier idea that would float both speaker terminal outputs at about 50V with no signal. The differential offset (at no signal) would naturally be very close to zero.
As most (non grounded) bridge amps also this design has two speaker protection relays. Over current protection also covers shorts against ground from either output.
My question is: would such non symmetric balancing cause any problems outside the amplifier? Any contraindications?
Cheers,
Christian
Just want to probe you fellow audio diyers on the following:
I'm working on a new bridged amplifier idea that would float both speaker terminal outputs at about 50V with no signal. The differential offset (at no signal) would naturally be very close to zero.
As most (non grounded) bridge amps also this design has two speaker protection relays. Over current protection also covers shorts against ground from either output.
My question is: would such non symmetric balancing cause any problems outside the amplifier? Any contraindications?
Cheers,
Christian