All,
As it says in the subject tittle really, i want to seperatly fuse the 3 stages of my ESP p3a amp. So that the input stage and VAS fuses are not subject to the current drawn by the output stage. My audio experimentation thus far has indicated that this will improve sound quality. But the question is:
Are there any disadvantages in terms of loudspeaker life/protection?
i.e. would i be any worse of than the current situation, which is; if one supply rail fuse blows, the other rail will put X amount of DC on my expensive bass drive units.
Thanks Mark
As it says in the subject tittle really, i want to seperatly fuse the 3 stages of my ESP p3a amp. So that the input stage and VAS fuses are not subject to the current drawn by the output stage. My audio experimentation thus far has indicated that this will improve sound quality. But the question is:
Are there any disadvantages in terms of loudspeaker life/protection?
i.e. would i be any worse of than the current situation, which is; if one supply rail fuse blows, the other rail will put X amount of DC on my expensive bass drive units.
Thanks Mark