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I am putting Boston Acoustics through out my car, including sub. My
objective is sound quality first and SPL second. A sales man, who seems to know what he is talking about 50% of the time, told me that a Class D amp has more distortion then a Class A/B amp. He continued and stated that considering the system I am putting together, there would be a noticable difference in SQ if I opted for a class D over an A/B. He is blowing smoke or is he right? As a reference point, I am looking at using the Zapco 650 (http://www.zapco.com) to power three different sets of speakers: rear (Boston Pro 6.5 system), dash (Boston Pro 4.5 system), and midbass in the door (Boston Pro 6.5 woofer) Sam -- See my links engine for a collection of sites that might be of interest to you. Your additions will make this engine more powerful global resource. http://www.miltonstreet.com/scarleton/links/ |
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