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Electronics Forum / Electronics / September 2004Basic audio amplifier/PA question
I have a 35 watt (RMS) audio amplifier that has a 100v speaker line output. How do I determine how many speakers with their 100volt/8 ohm transformers can be fitted to this amplifier? Voice only, no music, for small room/auditorium as 'down' speakers from lectern. Jackie "John Dunkley" > I have a 35 watt (RMS) audio amplifier that has a 100v speaker line output. > > How do I determine how many speakers with their 100volt/8 ohm transformers > can be fitted to this amplifier? ** Just look at the speakers - the wattage figures usually printed are on the line transformers. Add the numbers up, when you reach 35 - stop. .......... Phil |
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