Here's why I asked about your model speakers and the amp your considering ...
Battery power is convenient if it will do the job. The first...
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More info on the speakers and the amp would shed more light on the question.Leave a comment:
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I get it (I think). You're best bet may be a slim soundbar attached under the tv and a sub in the body of the desk to handle the bass. That would fit...Leave a comment:
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With the 24 V supply, you get more headroom from the increase in power. At 16 V, you were likely into clipping looking for more power....Leave a comment:
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Tom, There's the delay relay module I've mentioned before. The 12 V version should not suffer the issues I had with the 5 V version: ~$2-3 on Ali. It...Leave a comment:
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Yes, 24 V PS is fine with the TDA792 module.
The TDA7492 module: If the chip is set to 20 dB gain, then that's a problem for all are common...Leave a comment:
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Tom, the "2x50W" designation is the max thermal dissipation the chip can handle referenced to output power (with proper heat sinking). The...Leave a comment:
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Derate the power to non clipping levels and the big mfg "2 x 50w" chips are maxing out at 0.2 or .3% THD, worst case. Your correct about the...Leave a comment:
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Your max volume problem is not the amp, it's your supply voltage.
The nominal Wrms out is a function of two things: (1) DC supply voltage...Leave a comment:
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Some suggestions ....
(1) As stated by other members here, there are modules that will take a TV's digital out and convert to 2-channel analog....Leave a comment:
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