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Reddit mentions of SpeakerCraft BB275 2-Channel Amplifier 75W Stereo Power Amp
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The BB275 is a two channel amplifier that utilizes discrete high current design, which make it ideal for installations that require multiple speakers to be connected to a single amplifier. The high current designs also allow the amplifiers to reproduce and sustain deep bass.Multiple turn–on modes, so the amplifier turns on automatically when the main system is switched on; Front mounted independent level controls allow you to balance the volume of each speaker to match the volume of the main system, which can vary greatly with different speakers and power ratings; and Pass through inputs to outputs, which allow multiple amplifiers to be daisy–chained together for multiroom applications and future expansion.The BB275 incorporates discreet power supplies to balance power between channels. A massive toroidal transformer assures adequate power reserves.Discreet output devices allow the amplifier to drive low impedance loads with very low distortion.Huge filter capacitors improve dynamics and lower IM distortion, while providing a sustained energy storage for low bass.
Specs:
| Height | 4 Inches |
| Length | 15 Inches |
| Weight | 21 Pounds |
| Width | 17 Inches |
If the client can hear a difference that they appreciate, is it really ripping them off? I've worked with some seriously high end speakers and amps and given a proper configuration (with cables, source, etc.) I can hear a very large difference.
But i agree, BOSE has a great marketing team that established them as a top shelf product (in the mass production world) Personally, I have a list of products in their price ranges I would rather purchase / use. Given a fair, blind, A vs B comparision I've seen people be shocked that product A outperformed Bose. It's like Beats, they had a great marketing department with big names saying how great their products are. But in my personal experience, I can get Sennheiser headphones that sound better for less with the types of music i listen to.
Audio is like a computer. Garbage in => you know.
Step 1: Get Stereo amp Link to example
You'll also want an 1/8" headphone to L/R RCA Y cable.
Set the gain on the amp at a reasonable level and just teach him to make sure the amp power is on when he wants sound and use the PC volume slider to handle the volume of the sound. Done.
If he had decent speakers, maybe he would listen to music instead of the solitare sound effects?
Edit: Removed the smack talk about BOSE because I was feeling nice