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A practical question
flipper wrote: Building my nephew's guitar amp raised a question for me. Looking at fender schematics I noted their test criteria (and measured voltages) were with all pots 'centered'. Not a problem for the guitar amp as I used the first rule of engineering: plagiarize. It did make me wonder what position on the volume knob people design their 'Hi-Fi' power amps around. Nominal power (whatever that means) at 'mid scale'? Max power at pot maxed? And vs what input level? Makes for a significant gain issue as 'mid scale' to full open is 20dB. 17dB for the JIS A taper ( 15% ) actually. Of course, there's also 16-20dB of content above the nominal 316mV CD input level too. What 316 mv ? CD output FSD should be 2V. That is 16dB above 316mV it's true. Graham |
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