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"Amplifiers" were made by using small valves and small volumes of air (or vacuum) to control larger volumes of air (or vacuum).
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Using bridged Cello Mark II Performance Amplifiers which are capable of outputting 4,000 Watts of power into my 790 lb.
Chris Castle: Recording Tips for the 'The Loudness Wars': An Interview With Mastering Great Bob Ludwig Part 2 Chris Castle 2012
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Amplifiers routinely carry tags in excess of $5,000 dollars, and a "world-class" set of speakers can go for double that.
The Best Luxury Audio Gear John Herrman 2010
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Using bridged Cello Mark II Performance Amplifiers which are capable of outputting 4,000 Watts of power into my 790 lb.
Chris Castle: Recording Tips for the 'The Loudness Wars': An Interview With Mastering Great Bob Ludwig Part 2 Chris Castle 2012
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Amplifiers are built to minimize noise relative to signal, for instance by choosing appropriate time constants for the circuits.
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Amplifiers buzzed, guitar cables crackled, microphones cut out.
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Amplifiers are typically band-limited to reduce noise and increase stability.
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Amplifiers placed discreetly throughout the room carried his voice over the partygoing din.
STARCRAFT GHOST NOVA KEITH R.A. DECANDIDO 2006
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Amplifiers placed discreetly throughout the room carried his voice over the partygoing din.
Queen of Blades AARON ROSENBERG 2006
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Amplifiers can be switched and combined for different sound qualities.
Guitars Of The Stars Neal Santelmann 2006
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