1723 Subwoofers DSP Headroom
Article summary
- The DSP section offers impressive 48dB headroom for audio flexibility.
- Adding up to seven PEQ bands at +3dB each still maintains sound quality.
- While output limits may approach faster, overall audio integrity remains intact.
- For expert guidance, explore our pro tips on PEQ adjusting.
- Enhance your audio-visual setup with the 1723 Tower THX for a cinematic experience.
The DSP section of our amplifier has a total of 48dB headroom. That means that even if you add all 7 PEQ bands as +3dB on top of each other you still have plenty of headroom to go.
You will obviously reach the amplifiers output limit faster with the same input level on the signal if you add that much of gain on the PEQ bands, but in terms of sound quality and headroom it is not a problem.
Check out our pro tips on PEQ adjusting if you would like more information on that topic.
Frequently asked questions
What is the headroom of the DSP section in Arendal Sound amplifiers?
The DSP section of our amplifier has a total headroom of 48dB, providing ample space for adjustments.
Can I add gain to all PEQ bands without affecting sound quality?
Yes, you can add gain to the PEQ bands without compromising sound quality despite reaching the amplifier's output limit faster.
What happens if I use seven PEQ bands at +3dB?
If you use all seven PEQ bands at +3dB, you will still maintain adequate headroom, as the amplifier's design supports such adjustments.
Will adding gain on PEQ bands affect my amplifier's performance?
While it may speed up reaching the amplifier's output limit with the same input level, it won't negatively impact sound quality or headroom.
Where can I find more information on adjusting PEQ?
You can explore our pro tips on PEQ for more detailed insights.
