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Biohazardewz · 03-26-2009, 04:46 AM

I am a kid who works with lots of electronics and computer technology and ive been creating backpack sound systems lately.I was using a pc speaker system called the boston ba735 and then i simply used higher quality drivers but the amplifier its self was flawed and ive tried several of them. yellow goop to hold the large components still during manafacturing was effecting the circuitry by becoming conductive over time. I was wondering if you know any good 12 volt amplifiers that have a low frequency crossovers and 2 high or flat(no frequency cutoff) crossovers. probably be around 30 to 50 watts total. and the biggest thing i need them to have is a analog input because i do not have any sort of ADC(analog to digital) converters.

03-26-2009, 04:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
Biohazardewz Registered User Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3 OS: Windows Vista premium 32-bit	backpack audio request I am a kid who works with lots of electronics and computer technology and ive been creating backpack sound systems lately.I was using a pc speaker system called the boston ba735 and then i simply used higher quality drivers but the amplifier its self was flawed and ive tried several of them. yellow goop to hold the large components still during manafacturing was effecting the circuitry by becoming conductive over time. I was wondering if you know any good 12 volt amplifiers that have a low frequency crossovers and 2 high or flat(no frequency cutoff) crossovers. probably be around 30 to 50 watts total. and the biggest thing i need them to have is a analog input because i do not have any sort of ADC(analog to digital) converters.