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That's some nasty digital clipping, all right

Posted by mrgil on June 9, 2004 at 20:40:34:

The first time I turned the amp up too loud, I heard what sounded like handclaps at the peaks, or bursts of white noise. I turned it down, and the noise has not returned.

If only one amp is in use, efficient speakers are pretty necessary. I'm planning to get a second SI-5, not because I really need more volume, but because I want better stereo separation, and dual mono with one channel of each amp connected to a biwiring post on the speakers should be sweet.