Hi @Ivan_nsnibor
Instead of thinking of amplifiers as amplifying power, think of them as amplifying voltage, as indeed, the ideal amp is a voltage amp with infinite power.
So, take an amplifier that can produced a maximum of 10V rms. In music, most of that will be used by the bass, below 200 Hz. A lot of it. Maybe 8 V rms. If the bass takes all 8, you are left with 2 V for the rest.
If you put a high pass filter before it, the amp is now able to reserve all of the 10V for mid to treble.
Does that help?
Best,
E
Instead of thinking of amplifiers as amplifying power, think of them as amplifying voltage, as indeed, the ideal amp is a voltage amp with infinite power.
So, take an amplifier that can produced a maximum of 10V rms. In music, most of that will be used by the bass, below 200 Hz. A lot of it. Maybe 8 V rms. If the bass takes all 8, you are left with 2 V for the rest.
If you put a high pass filter before it, the amp is now able to reserve all of the 10V for mid to treble.
Does that help?
Best,
E