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An integrated amplifier, which contains a pre-amplifier and a power amplifier in the same box, provides significantly better sound quality than a receiver but generally not as good quality as a separate pre-amplifier and a power amplifier. more »
An amplifier's basic purpose is to increase the frequency of the hertz produced by audio waves. There are many different types of amplifiers designed for specific purposes; however, the most common type is the audio amplifier. You can build a simple audio amplifier by following these steps. more »
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A power amplifier combined with a separate pre-amplifier generally provides the best possible sound quality in a stereo system, and the separate components provide a flexible upgrade path. more »
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