JRod4928
Power User
I'm researching power amps and found that there are very few Class G or H power amp offerings. The theory is they're inefficient, so they have high wattage. I suppose the added cost to generate high wattage and size to dissipate heat is why they're less common.
However the Friedman ASC/ASM uses a Class G power amp, so they must have decided there was an advantage to this design.....
I'd like to know what the advantage is of a Class G or H amp is in comparison to A, B, AB or D.
I'm loosely considering this Class H (very very similar to Friedman) in my 2x12 cab, hoping it would be less harsh than Class D. https://www.ebay.com/itm/ACT-1515X-...-/232880366758?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
However the Friedman ASC/ASM uses a Class G power amp, so they must have decided there was an advantage to this design.....
I'd like to know what the advantage is of a Class G or H amp is in comparison to A, B, AB or D.
I'm loosely considering this Class H (very very similar to Friedman) in my 2x12 cab, hoping it would be less harsh than Class D. https://www.ebay.com/itm/ACT-1515X-...-/232880366758?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286