RE: A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro

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In Reply to: A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro posted by GeoPop2 on September 15, 2008 at 13:09:53:

For most solid state amp circuit designs, the difference between power consumption with or without signal is insignificant, especially at normal room listening levels. If you have the SERVICE manual and have a tech friend, it would probably be possible to go inside and disconnect the power stages. The preamp stages use only a few watts of power or less but disconnecting the power stages may screw up the supply voltages. In electronics, ALL things are possible for those with enough time...!
Robert

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Topic - A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro - GeoPop2 13:09:53 09/15/08 (3)

RE: A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro - GPBobby 05:16:24 09/16/08 (0)

RE: A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro - mtrot 17:33:09 09/15/08 (0)

RE: A few basic questions re: Using a Receiver as a Pre/Pro - Kal Rubinson 15:56:58 09/15/08 (0)

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