Sheesh, so much doubletalk and and so many red herrings in response to a straightforward question. Here's the straightforward answer - all the Tandberg amplifiers I've ever seen are Class B (Push/Pull configuration). There is no coupling capacitor in series with the speaker, which is a dead giveaway for a Class A or AB amp. There is direct DC coupling to the speakers, which is why there's a protective relay circuit which clicks out when the DC balance is off. (Why? If you send any appreciable DC current to your speakers, you'll blow them out.) Using direct DC coupling means you don't have (another) varying impedance in the line to the speakers. (The speakers themselves are a varying impedance, but hey, ya can't do anything about that!)
Can someone tell me the Class of my Tandberg amp
I was wondering if someone with a little more expertise could chime in and look at the diagrams and figure out what class the amplifier is. I know that the class A's are usually the most sought after, or AB. Isn't this a classification of their efficiency? If so why does it translate into better sound?
Thanks Again,
Nate
Thanks Again,
Nate