Common Ground Amp Question
polktiger
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Ok, I am going to show to ignorance here...:o
I have a Pamamax 4300 power center, and I plan to run an amp that I understand to have the common ground required for SDA. I assume that it will be ok to plug the amp into the Panamax.
I understand this may be a stupid question, so I will understand any stupid answers. Hopefully other forum members will get a little chuckle at my expense today.;)
I have a Pamamax 4300 power center, and I plan to run an amp that I understand to have the common ground required for SDA. I assume that it will be ok to plug the amp into the Panamax.
I understand this may be a stupid question, so I will understand any stupid answers. Hopefully other forum members will get a little chuckle at my expense today.;)
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The "common ground" idea behind SDA's means the two (-) posts of the amplifier which go to the speakers must be tied together internally (as most are). It makes no difference what the amp is plugged into.
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Thanks!
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It makes no difference what the amp is plugged into.madmax
Unless you are trying to sell some premium power cords or premium power outlets.;)Proud and loyal citizen of the Digital Domain and Solid State Country! -
Do 2 mono amps (1 for each speaker) require strapping the negative speaker terminal together?engtaz
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Yes, but some mono amps cannot be connected this way. You should ask the amp manufacturer to be sure.Proud and loyal citizen of the Digital Domain and Solid State Country!
