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RMS vs. Peak Power When Comparing Speakers
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When you’re researching the wattage of musical instrument/pro audio speaker drivers, you will often find two values for the power handling rating: RMS (root mean square), and “peak.” It’s important to know what each of these refers to in order to find the correct speaker for your amplifier. Mean power, or root mean square (RMS) power handling, refers to how much continuous power the speaker can handle. The peak power handling value refers to the maximum power level that the speaker is capable of utilizing in short bursts. For example, a speaker with a 30W RMS rating but a peak rating of...
How to create a mesh network with TIC Wi-Fi(AirPlay2) Series
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Wi-fi and Bluetooth Amplifier Instructions for Creating a Mesh Network 1.For iPhone or Other Apple Devices: Use remote control to choose the Wi-Fi input, Use remote control to choose the Wi-Fi input for all compatible TIC devices. If you could not connect it to Wi-Fi, just use remote control to press WIFI for 3-5second, you can hear "Wi-Fi setup mode", you will connect your amplifier to Wi-Fi easily. Open the muzo pod, choose the speaker or amplifier(each device has one specific number.) to add the device. Open the Music app. Pick a song, album, or playlist to play. On...
TIC bluetooth 5.0 operation manual
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OPERATION MANUAL Remote Control 1.POWER------ Power Button BT------------Bluetooth Button ------------Previous Track ------------Next Track ------------Play/Pause VOL- ---------Decrease Volume VOL+---------Increase Volume TX-------------Transmitter Mode RX-------------Receiver Mode RESET--------Reset Button In the following instructional sections, when instructed to press a specific button, you can either aim the remote at the speaker and press the button or press the respective button on the device itself if it is available. Not everything button is available on the actual speaker. Please note the position of the IR receiving node on the speaker when aiming the remote. The performance of the remote may degrade if the...
Stereo, Parallel, and Bridge Mono Modes in Amplifiers
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Stereo, Parallel, and Bridge Mono Modes in Amplifiers One of the most frequent questions we get is the difference between stereo, parallel, and bridge mono modes in Amplifiers Stereo Operation Stereo operation mode is the normal, default mode of an amp. This means that the amplifier provides power to two independent channels. Think of it as two amps in one. Many recent amps can even run two different power/resistance ratings on the two channels at the same time. Usually we run two outputs (left and right) from a mixer, into the two amp channels (left and right), and then into...