Help with Amplifier

[mtrycrafts]

Mrty,
Have you ever had an original thought? Can you think for yourself without trying to quote someone else's work? You have to be the most clueless individual I have ever seen.

Original thought? Einstein had some. Some others had some. Everyone else borrows, including you.

 

[MDS]

I don't think anyone is questioning that fact. It's HOW that power is generated that seems to be at issue, and I don't see why it needs to become such a long, drawn out, semi-redundant discussion about small details that really mean quite little to most people.

I agree, so let's summarize:

Too much power blows speakers (mainly tweeters). The excess power comes from either:
1. An underpowered amp driven to clipping
2. An amp that puts out power far in excess of the speaker's capability.

 

[j_garcia]

Original thought? Einstein had some. Some others had some. Everyone else borrows, including you.

"The trouble with the world is not that people know too little, but that they know so many things that ain't so." - Mark Twain

I know your intentions are good and based in fact, I think it's just the way you go about it that rubs people the wrong way.

 

[mtrycrafts]

"The trouble with the world is not that people know too little, but that they know so many things that ain't so." - Mark Twain

I know your intentions are good and based in fact, I think it's just the way you go about it that rubs people the wrong way.

Well, my intentions are very good, not sure about them based in facts, so I continue to research so that even I can understand it. I rather not accept things that just don't look right to me, regardless why, until I look deeper into it to satisfy me. And, I try to seek people of known reputation and knowledge I have been know to be wrong, from time to time

My presentation can rub some people the wrong way. That is a bit more of a challenge But as has been said, you can please all the people some of the time and and some people never So, I am at a loss how not to offend those few, especially after the fact

 

[MacManNM]

My presentation can rub some people the wrong way. That is a bit more of a challenge But as has been said, you can please all the people some of the time and and some people never So, I am at a loss how not to offend those few, especially after the fact

Why don't you quit challenging people when they give an opinion? There are people here that believe a McIntosh amp sounds different than a Crown. You always jump all over them. Just respectfully disagree. I think if you would cut that kind of stuff out, a lot more people would listen to you. You always seem to have answers.

 

[Mr. Lamb Fries]

I agree, so let's summarize:

Too much power blows speakers (mainly tweeters). The excess power comes from either:
1. An underpowered amp driven to clipping
2. An amp that puts out power far in excess of the speaker's capability.

PERFECT...END OF THREAD!


NOW, WHO WANTS PIZZA?

 

[MacManNM]

PERFECT...END OF THREAD!


NOW, WHO WANTS PIZZA?

I do if you get it from Westgate Pizza in Austintown, Ohio.

Peperoni, Italian sausage, hot banana peppers, and onions.

You might want to get a full sheet!

 

[Poshag]

haha you guys are unreal, I played the things way too loud, with a low end reciever, and blew the hell out of the woofers....they have since been repaired under warranty, and are now downgraded to rears. Stupid college kid, too big a party, end of story. No sense in wasting so much energy on this arugment, it doesnt amount to anything.

Poshag

Screw this thread