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In a centrally amplified system, there is a single amp that takes a signal (in the form of music) from the stereo systems main controller (known as th e head unit) and boosts it to all of the speakers. The amp uses a system of channels to divide the signal amongst the speakers — front to back, left to right, subwoofers, etc.
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In a centrally amplified system, there is a single amp that takes a signal (in the form of music) from the stereo systems main controller (known as th e head unit) and boosts it to all of the speakers. The amp uses a system of channels to divide the signal amongst the speakers — front to back, left to right, subwoofers, etc.
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In a centrally amplified system, there is a single amp that takes a signal (in the form of music) from the stereo systems main controller (known as th e head unit) and boosts it to all of the speakers. The amp uses a system of channels to divide the signal amongst the speakers — front to back, left to right, subwoofers, etc.
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In a centrally amplified system, there is a single amp that takes a signal (in the form of music) from the stereo systems main controller (known as th e head unit) and boosts it to all of the speakers. The amp uses a system of channels to divide the signal amongst the speakers — front to back, left to right, subwoofers, etc.
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