It shouldn't make any difference - gain stages take very little power while signal is "normalized" (by the volume pot) at the input of power stage. Class G amplifies like class AB but adjust (switches) power supply voltage according to signal level to minimize power dissipation.
Explanation for Class G amplifier heat differences between phono source & others?
Would my class G Creek 100A integrated be giving off more heat when the phono source is used (as compared to other sources--e.g. tuner, cd, digital) because the amp and pre sections have to amplify a smaller input source with phono?
I am just curious. I have no issues. The amp runs so cool with non-phono sources that you have to work to make it break a sweat. This is not the case with phono sources.
Thanks much!!
I am just curious. I have no issues. The amp runs so cool with non-phono sources that you have to work to make it break a sweat. This is not the case with phono sources.
Thanks much!!
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