Amp clipping with : due to low current or low rail voltage ?

Posted by ad010685 on January 08, 2004 at 07:38:31:

As you have noted I am in the learning curve here.
Willing to improve the medium/high freq sound purity (no clipping or harsh) should I go for a more current or more voltage amp ?
I understood that clipping is "squaring" of round waves; if it is right the assumption that it is due to a power amp pushed too far, wouldn't then be solvable with just a more current amp ?(therefore not necessarely more watts, just more amperes)

How does the above question fit with the high voltage rail that anybody suggest ? Is the voltage rail just connected to high SPL instead of clipping ?
Would appreciate if somebody can clean-up above meditations.
Thanks so much and I apologize for the chunk of meet boiling here.
all the best

Follow Ups:

• Re: Amp clipping with : due to low current or low rail volta - Al Sekela 08:30:31 01/15/04 (0)
• Re: Amp clipping with : due to low current or low rail voltage ? - Lew 10:25:21 01/08/04 (0)

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