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In Reply to: RE: Yes, even Pass Labs Class A get hot.... posted by AbeCollins on April 11, 2017 at 12:27:05:
I agree the watts are generating heat, but I'm thinking if the heat is neutralized, if you will,at the heat sycns, then less effect of room temperature.
No matter how we slice it Class A is not efficient and that energy has to be dissipated. I was just thinking an amp that didn't radiate the heat into the room may be more of an advantage if you lived in an area with a hot summer. Which is almost everywhere now, LOL
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