Listening to music is a great way to relax or get active, to accompany an evening out, to entertain, and so on. Listening to high quality music is a unique experience, that’s why you need a HiFi amplifier for your home or business.
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What is a HiFi amplifier?
It is a sound system whose function is to increase the power of the audio signal. What it achieves is a high fidelity quality signal with as little distortion as possible.
The balance that this type of equipment seeks is a way to ensure the best sound. If the volume is turned up to the maximum output, any amplifier sends out more power than is desirable. This is when distortion occurs.
In order to prevent this, some amplifiers incorporate a system that cuts the output, known as “clipping”. This is to limit the power before harmonic distortion occurs.
If you are looking for high sound quality for your home or business, you need one of these.
HiFi or hi-fi
HiFi stands for High Fidelity, and encompasses home audio equipment that offers very high quality.
HiFi is a quality standard that:
- Established in 1973 at the German Standards Institute DIN 45500.
- Sets minimum requirements for measuring frequency response, distortion, noise and other defects.
- Means that the sound reproduction is very faithful to the original sound.
- Seeks to keep noise and distortion to a minimum.
When choosing an amplifier, there are several things to look out for. If our technical knowledge is limited, it will be very useful to turn to an expert team for advice.
At Digital Cinema we have specialised professionals who will accompany you in the selection process. If you choose to buy a HiFi amplifier, you should look at the following:
- The power
- Gain
- Distortion
- Amplifier dynamic range
- Bandwidth
If you want to get the most out of your HiFi system, take note of these simple tips:
- Avoid distortion: it is dangerous for loudspeakers, it can ruin them. Keep a good gain curve and levels under control.
- Oversize the amplifier (carefully): if you are going to work with high dynamic signals, it is advisable that the amplifier generates more power than the loudspeakers can handle. An optimal reference ratio would be for the amplifier to generate 50-75% more than the effective power of the loudspeaker.
- Avoid making connections (and disconnections) with the amplifier switched on: this can cause signal peaks that damage the speaker coils.
If you want your HiFi amplifier to last as long as possible in perfect condition, don’t worry: the Digital Cinema team will help you achieve this.
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