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#808 10 Band Graphic Equalizer Amplifier with Echo/Reverb
* Echo/Reverb System w/Adjustable Slide Control
and Bypass
*
12dB Boost/Cut
*
Power On/Off Defeat
*
2 Channel High Power Amplification
*
2 or 4 Speaker Hook up
*
300 Watts Rated Power 2 x 150 Watts
*
Dual Multicolored LED Power Meter Display
*
Fader Control
*
Night Illumination Around all Controls
*
High Impedance
Input: 100K Ohms via RCA Jacks
*
Low Level Input: 100 Ohms
*
Common or Floating Ground Hook up
*
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
*
S/N Ratio: Better Than 70dB
*
Output Impedance: 4 Ohm (4-8 Ohm allowable)
*
Dimensions: 7”L x 51/2”W x 11/2”H
List
Price: $99.95
Our Price $79.95
(No
Order Is Final Until
YOU Approve)
Understanding
Power Ratings
Peak,
Max, and most
non-conditional watt claims
refer to the amount of power
that a component can
generate or handle on a momentary
basis. The unit, however, cannot sustain
this level continuously.
RMS,
or Continuous watts
indicate how much power
can be exchanged on a
constant basis, at the
rated load, without damaging
the unit. In some
cases,
the stated Max or Peak
power is equal to roughly
twice the actual RMS power.
However, a few manufacturers
exaggerate
Max or Peak
power claims -- sometimes
up to five or ten
times
actual RMS power.
When considering amplifier
power
ratings, always divide
total advertised power by
number of channels.
Gain
& Volume:
Keep the gain on your
amplifier below 65% and
the volume of the receiver
below 50% with typical high
amplitude (loud) music.
This may help avoid
destructive clipping distortion
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