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    Pre out's

    Hey Guys and Gals

    Quick question, what is the diffrence beetween 2v preout's and 4v preouts

    I understand diffrence in voltage somewhere, but is there any advantage or disadvantage or either or

    I need to know as will same me money if don't benefit from 4v one

    Cheers in advance
    Bubba

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    bubba ask the badger he is wise in the ways of voltage!!! lol

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    Yeah a get it, looking at a alpine one with 3 2v preouts
    Bubba

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    4's output is obviously a higher output power. Basically, when the signal gets to the power amp its got a head start on the 2v's resulting in more power out of the amplifier & generally better sound quality. Most pre outs are around 1.2v, better quality units use 2v's & top stuff use 4's.
    Cut a long story short.......the more go's in, the more comes out. Amplifier makes more noise without using more power itself.

    Shoot a gun from standing still. Then shoot a gun from a car at 60mph. The 1 from the cars travelling faster with the same power from the gun. Get it?

    errrrr I THINK........ lol
    Last edited by Niles; Thursday 9th November 2006 at 18:47.
    .....sooper moose. '97 850R manual. Yum yum.


 

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