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Re: Adding an amp to the A1?

Posted by mtrycrafts on May 12, 1999 at 13:11:02:
>>>>sitting around looking for work. (like my teenaged son)<<<
this is good:-)
I would say it depends on your A1s rear power capability. How much it has and how demanding your rear speakers are regarding to the lowest impedance. The loudest levels you are likely to play has an effect as well. If you have the space you may want to try but don't expect miracles, even small ones.