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Updated February 20th 2009

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PA amplifier

Just like stereo amplifiers, these are designed to reproduce the source with accurate sound and with as little distortion as possible but usually with more power.
They have to be well built to cope with transportation too.
Effects go up to kilowatts since they are to be put in environments with larger spaces. That means heavier weight so the demand for lighter and smaller pa amplifiers have led to increasing popularity of Class D PA amplifiers.

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