CHAPTER 11
Power Amplifiers
CHAPTER CONTENTS
Professional Amplifier Facilities
Power amplifiers are uneventful devices. They are usually big and heavy, take up a lot of rack space, and feature very little (or sometimes nothing) beyond input and output sockets. Because one tends to ignore them, it is all the more important that they are chosen and used with due care. Coming in a variety of shapes, sizes and ‘generations’, they are all required to do the ostensibly simple job of providing voltage amplification — converting line levels of up to a volt or so into several ...
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