Not enough power???
02-14-2006, 09:01 AM
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Originally posted by NEEDAZ
You're quick. Can you give me a real world example (not theory) we can through back and forth?
You're quick. Can you give me a real world example (not theory) we can through back and forth?
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Just the one (http://www.sound.westhost.com) should keep you VARY occupied. There is an article there that I haven't read yet about just what we're talking about. I try and sift through it at some point.
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Originally posted by NEEDAZ
...remember that a square wave with a 50% duty cycle still delivers power 100% of the time, that’ll build some heat.
...remember that a square wave with a 50% duty cycle still delivers power 100% of the time, that’ll build some heat.
Also, I kind of went backward with what I was trying to say earlier when I mentioned the VC had time to cool down between clipped peaks. It's not the duration below rail which is so important (& I only refer to rail voltage because it makes the explanation easier to type), but rather the length of sustained time spent clipped. I've seen professionally recorded & mastered records from major labels and they do employ normalizing above 100% sometimes, but it is infrequent enough not to cuae a problem.
I'll check out those links when I get home. I'm on lunch break now. Looks interesting...
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