Correct power output detail for the every channel used case #749
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| |Speaker Power | 55 WPC @ 4 Ω | | ||
| | | 32 WPC @ 8 Ω | | ||
| | | 23 WPC all-channel driven power | |
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I'm not sure how you want to format this in here, but these measurements are for <0.1% THD+N and taken at 1kHz. Both of those are important because they strongly influence the result. For example the much higher 10%THD (note the lack of +N which also makes this weaker) of the amp chip spec results in a much higher output wattage, but when tested I had to clip the signal to get 10% THD.
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I'm putting this in front of you largely cuz I have no idea how to properly represent that data; this is not my area of expertise.
Could you provide a recommendation on how you would represent it?
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@Lohrer where is this at? Should we just try to merge this as-is? |
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What does this change intend to accomplish?
This PR attempts to add clarity around our all-channel peak output power (am I even saying that right?)
I'd like feedback on how this is represented; I will go through the process of stamping out a new rendered manual and hosting it upstream once the verbiage here is correct.
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