The proper connection for a subwoofer is from the speaker output connectors of a power amplifier. But, how does this circuit work on the subwoofer itself?
Using the classic Rule of Thirds in a stereo setup is often a great starting point but not always the best place to wind up when a high-performance stereo system is concerned.
If you’re splitting up your system so the power amplifiers are separated by long interconnects to the sources, should you run multiple Power Plants or one with long power cables?
Removing the demands of reproducing bass frequencies from the amplifier seems like a really good thing to do. Yet, not many amp manufacturers seem to support it. Why?
If you already have a moving magnet input phono stage, do you need a moving coil step up transformer to switch cartridges?
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