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Thread: Installing a Amp for speakers in CUCV!

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11-25-2006, 00:14

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gimpyrobb

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Actually, as long as your ears don't ring after listening to the stereo, you will not have any hearing loss. I have been into high power audio for many years and have had no hearing loss. It takes alot of power to recreate the lower rangs of the audio spectrum which will not affect your hearing at all. Most audible information is in the midrange area which is easy to recreate, the low end is what gets drowned out so you need more power in that area.

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