looking at a studiomaster 2200w amp, SPOOF!!

G'day folks, what we're looking at here is the StudioMaster amplifier and I've got a couple of these. They work at 1100 watts per side 4 ohms. So I'll give you a brief idea of what the bits do. These here are the fans, there's two of them, and they circulate the warm air out from the heat sinks which are inside here. You've got the inputs which are XLR or jack. So these are four basically coming out of your mixer. There's four of them so you've got left and right at your mixer and then you've got two here which are linked through here, just a basic link system though so you can actually have a link from here into another amplifier. You've got a 35 hertz degree cut off here so if you press that then what that does it stops all the nasty bass sounds going into your speakers so you've got less chance of blowing them.

Plus the fact on each channel you've got a limiter so you can cut the nasty peaks and the amplifier will actually limit the signal going in, stopping your speakers from blowing as well. Here you've got your basic outputs, their speak-on connectors which will go through to your speakers. This here, this button is a circuit breaker so if you do have any problems, perhaps it overheats or anything like that, the circuit breaker will click in and stop the amplifier from blowing and there's another amp. So if I just quickly move out here, all you've got to remember, very important, is the two fans there and then of course you've got the output just there. There you go.

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