Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1402
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on you want a high signal to noise ratio right??? |
Silver Member Username: Believe
Illinois
Post Number: 164
Registered: Jun-05
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Posted on the higher the better yes..
if signal was a tv and noise was a magnet
that s/n ratio is telling you how far away the magnet is from the tv
(a magnet makes the tv screen turn red or green) |
Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1406
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on good comparison....thanks |
Silver Member Username: N2audio
Lawrence,
Ks
USA
Post Number: 925
Registered: Mar-04
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Posted on "The higher the signal to noise ratio the better correct????
Theoretically - yes, but don't decide on an amp based only on that spec (which you won't hear anyway)
In many cases - the different measurement methods of S/N can skew the specs. Like most published numbers on an amp - this one doesn't mean much. |