Is the heavier the amplifier is the better Is the more powerful the amplifier is?

There is a transformer in the amplifier, the larger it is, the heavier the whole amplifier, and the greater the power of the amplifier.

If you're primarily looking for power, the heavier the better.

If you're only looking for sound quality, it's not directly proportional to weight.

If you pursue both, on the basis of selecting power, you have to look at its pre-amplifier and main power amplifier, and the easiest way to choose is to look at **.

The heavier the power amplifier, the better, the heavier it means that the more materials are used inside, but some manufacturers add cement blocks or iron blocks to increase the weight, in this case it is difficult to say.

No. The power amplifier is mainly used to amplify the signal, filter, etc., and has nothing to do with the component. Another main thing is to look at what configuration it is. When matched, the role of the amplifier can be fully utilized

If the manufacturer does not do tricks, the heavier the cost, of course, the higher the cost, the weight of the advanced amplifier is very large, if you know less, this is a simple way to distinguish!

It's not absolute, weight is just a precaution for purchasing, but where is the weight is the key, the weight should be the ring cow, the partition, the power adapter, and the cover plate.

Pay attention to the key points of purchase

Relatively yes! But be careful that there are stones inside, some of which are filled with a square of cement slabs.

The weight indicates the power reserve of the power supply system, and the heat dissipation system is relatively sufficient.

It doesn't mean that the circuit design is excellent!

So, weight is only a condition, not all conditions!

Hehe** is not right either

The quality of an amplifier depends on it.

1) Branding. 2) The size of the power.

3) In is the appearance of workmanship.

As long as you fancy these aspects, you should be able to buy a good amplifier

The power of the speaker is the amount of power that can be withheld, and it has nothing to do with the sound quality. It has a great relationship with the power of the power amplifier. The sound quality of the speaker is good, and the power amplifier power is high, and the power amplifier power is large, and the sound quality is good.

The power of the speaker is not as big as possible,Applicable is the best,For ordinary family users20 square meters of room,60W power in the real sense (refers to the effective output power of the speaker30W x 2)。

However, the larger the reserve power of the power amplifier, the better, preferably more than 2 times the actual output power. For example, if the speaker output is 30W, the power amplifier capacity should be greater than 60W, and for the HIFI system, the power amplifier power that drives the speaker is very large.

No, there is no direct relationship between the two. The quality of the sound can not be judged simply from a certain aspect, the size of the speaker and the reasonableness of the cabinet, the speaker material, the component of the splitter, the speaker material, etc., many aspects affect the sound quality.

The best effect can be heard about whether the power match is reasonable:

1. Shouzai Hu Min should first pay attention to the power matching problem. Theoretically, the rated power of the speaker should be equal to the rated output power of the power amplifier, so that the equipment can work normally when conditions permit, you can choose a high-power power amplifier, do not choose a small power. Under normal circumstances, at least the rated output power of the power amplifier should be greater than 2 times the power of the speaker.

2. The second is impedance matching. The output of the amplifier and the input impedance of the speaker should also be the same. Although there is some slight deviation between the two, it will not have a significant impact on the sound quality, but will only have an effect on the output power of the amplifier.

However, it must be reminded that if the input impedance of the speaker is much lower than the output impedance of the power amplifier, the distortion will increase significantly, and the power amplifier will be damaged in serious cases. Therefore, it is better to choose the same two as much as possible.

3. Finally, the damping coefficient matching. The so-called damping is an indicator that measures the internal resistance of the power amplifier output stage to the damping of the speaker. If the damping coefficient is too high, the sound coming out of the speaker will be dry and not mellow; If it is low, it is easy to feel that the sound is sticking together.

The power of the amplifier is as large as possible. The main function of the amplifier is to push the loudspeaker, so this depends on the fact that the amplifier must be matched to the loudspeaker. However, there are many aspects involved in the configuration of power amplifiers and speakers, such as the power amplifier grade, the selection of power tube types and what kind of power amplifier should be configured with low-sensitivity speakers, etc., and it is difficult to find a unified standard.

In general applications, the non-distortion rate of the power amplifier should be about twice the rated power of the speaker; In large dynamic situations, it should be about double.

Theoretically, the more power, the better. Because ** (generally refers to all**) itself has a dynamic range, for example, a large dynamic clip needs dozens of times more power than a dynamic small fragment, the power of the amplifier is large, there is sufficient power reserve, it can be more accurately expressed. Of course, this is a simple example to illustrate the problem, and there are other complex reasons.

However, in practical applications, it is not possible or necessary to pursue high power too much, and the high power means that the cost performance of the equipment is very low and not cost-effective. Enough is enough.

The amplifier is not about the more power, the better! Unless you're using it for a large event! Otherwise there is no need!

The power of the amplifier has nothing to do with the sound quality! It's important to do the first tile well! A well-tuned stereo!

Even if it's only twenty watts! But the sound is moving enough! A set of shoddy stereos, even if the power is five or six hundred watts, it sounds like tinnitus, dizziness and chest tightness...

The more power the better, but it consumes power and shortens the lifespan. Personally, I don't recommend it, thank you for adopting.

To meet the maximum power of the speaker without distortion, no matter how big it is, it is not necessary.

Generally speaking, the more powerful the audio, the heavier the audio equipment. This is because in audio equipment, the greater the power, the more electronic components and components will be used, such as larger capacity transformers, more capacitors, larger size radiators, etc., and the weight of these components also leads to the relative weight of the entire audio equipment. In addition, some manufacturers often design and produce high-power audio equipment with more durable and robust housing materials, which also adds weight to the equipment itself.

However, the weight of audio equipment is also affected by other factors, such as the number of speakers, size, placement of electronic components, and the design of the internal structure of the equipment. As a result, different brands and models of audio equipment may have different weights for the same power. In short, there is a relationship between the sound power and the weight of the equipment, but it is not the decisive factor, and multiple factors interact to determine the weight of the audio equipment.

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