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<blockquote data-quote="thylantyr" data-source="post: 1271479" data-attributes="member: 560358">1*.) line drivers are devices that increase the signal&#039;s voltage on its way to the amp. the gain on the amp can be turned down and the amplifier doesn&#039;t have to amplify the signal as much, which of the following might be (an) advantage(s)?A -- the amp runs coolerB -- the amp will play less noiseC -- BothD -- None of the above B should read the amp may amplify less noiseWhat the point of having a test where the answer is Different for every install or Different for each system ?4.) Component sets are placed with the tweeter in the dash, and the mid in the door. what crossover is most likely the best?A -- 12dB/oct Linkwitz-RileyB -- 24dB/oct Linkwitz-RileyC -- 12dB/oct ButterworthD -- 24dB/oct Butterworth You need option E. Depends on the drivers used and install .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thylantyr, post: 1271479, member: 560358"] [B]1*.) line drivers are devices that increase the signal's voltage on its way to the amp. the gain on the amp can be turned down and the amplifier doesn't have to amplify the signal as much, which of the following might be (an) advantage(s)?[/B] [B]A -- the amp runs cooler[/B] [B]B -- the amp will play less noise[/B] [B]C -- Both[/B] [B]D -- None of the above [/B] B should read [I]the amp may amplify less noise[/I] What the point of having a test where the answer is [I]Different for every install [/I] or [I]Different for each system [/I] ? [B]4.) Component sets are placed with the tweeter in the dash, and the mid in the door. what crossover is most likely the best?[/B] [B]A -- 12dB/oct Linkwitz-Riley[/B] [B]B -- 24dB/oct Linkwitz-Riley[/B] [B]C -- 12dB/oct Butterworth[/B] [B]D -- 24dB/oct Butterworth [/B] You need option E. [I]Depends on the drivers used and install [/I]. [/QUOTE]

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