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Convention Paper

High-Intensity, Modular, Tri- and Quad-Amplification Loudspeaker Systems

Authors: Siniscal, Albert V.

AES Convention 2ce · Paper M14 · March 1972

Abstract

High-intensity, power amplifier/loudspeaker systems that simultaneously provide high quality, reliability, flexibility and meet practical business objectives are outlined. These operating systems recently have been made feasible at a competitive cost by a unique development in the power amplifier field. A single, modular, plug-in power amplifier with related electronic crossovers, and common card holder/power supply installation system provide the practical solution. When utilized in conjunction with the proven principles of bi-, tri-, and quad-amplification, this versatile system assures an overwhelming RMS power (measurable in kilowatts), wide dynamic range, high-intensity acoustic output, low distortion, and improved transient response. And finally, it realistically meets practical business requirements such as competitive cost and flexibility.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 2ce
AES Convention
2ce
Paper number
M14
Publication date
March 6, 1972
Affiliation
Spectra Sonics, Hollywood, CA (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper