peavõimendid
Peavõimendid, often translated as "head amplifiers" or "pre-amplifiers," are electronic devices designed to increase the signal strength of a source before it is sent to a power amplifier. Their primary function is to boost low-level audio signals from sources such as turntables, microphones, or certain line-level instruments to a level that the main power amplifier can effectively handle. Without a peavõimendi, these weak signals might be too low to be amplified properly, leading to a weak or distorted output.
These devices are crucial in various audio setups, from professional recording studios to home stereo systems.
Peavõimendid are distinct from power amplifiers, which are responsible for delivering the final amplified signal to