Hi guys,
As I understand it pro audio amplifiers do not have volume regulators but attentuators, that is, they control the amount of amplification done, as opposed to normal amps where you dampen the gain.
Wouldn't this mean, that the attentuators should be at max the whole time to get the most out of the amplifier? And just regulate the input level to the amp with something else, such as the receiver or an active crossover (or in my case, a signal converter (samson s-convert)).
Or am I wrong?
Because I'm concerned that if I have the attentuators at 12 o clock, the subs won't get getting the full power out of the EP2500 even though it's receiving a full low level signal. :help:
As I understand it pro audio amplifiers do not have volume regulators but attentuators, that is, they control the amount of amplification done, as opposed to normal amps where you dampen the gain.
Wouldn't this mean, that the attentuators should be at max the whole time to get the most out of the amplifier? And just regulate the input level to the amp with something else, such as the receiver or an active crossover (or in my case, a signal converter (samson s-convert)).
Or am I wrong?
Because I'm concerned that if I have the attentuators at 12 o clock, the subs won't get getting the full power out of the EP2500 even though it's receiving a full low level signal. :help: