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Stereo Questions:
Q:
What should the amplifier be
able to amplify? Square waves, sine waves? Frequency range
required?
A: The stereo is turned up enough
Just to feel the tingle. Even if you don't feel the tingle, that does not
mean it is not working. Square Waves is most popular. The
frequency top end would be any where between 22,000 to 48,000 Hz Some
computers will only do 22,000 depending on the sound card
Q: What part of a stereo system is required? Tuner, speakers, or
both?
A: Actually the amplifier is what is needed. The stereo
acts as an amplifier for the frequency that is generated at the computer.
When you are using the this Rife system you will not need to have any speakers
hooked up.
Q: can a PA amplifier be used instead of a stereo
amplifier?
A: Yes, most any amplifier of sound should work fine.
Q: Is a stereo necessary?
A:
Yes, you need a stereo. The
computer does not have the wattage needed.
Q: What if I don't have an input or Aux connection on my Stereo?
A: First see if you have a microphone connection
and get an adapter and use it. You can also get an fm transmitter at
Walmart around $20.00. It will hook up in the back of your computer where
your speaker hooks up. You will set the FM transmitter to the same as the
stereo. This will give you a wireless connection for playing the
frequencies.Q: How do you
know if My Stereo system will work?
A. Most stereo's will
tell in wattage per channel (speaker) in the manual. For example
it will say "50w x 2". That means you have 2 speakers and each speaker
will have a 50 watts. Also you can look on the Back of the Stereo and see
what the wattage is per speaker.
You will need an amplifier, Stereo or some type of sound
amplifier. Although an amplifier as low as a 15w per channel may work, we
only guarantee our mini amp of 15 watts per channel will work.
Click Here
to see our mini rife amplifier. Our amplifier is available for foreign 240v.
(Option for 240v at checkout) Be careful you may have a stereo that says 400w x 5. This
would mean you on have 80w per channel.
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