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In the common "push pull" configuration used in many amps, only one of the two transistors will be producing power at any given time. The load is shared between the two transistors where one is responsible for making the negative portion of the sine wave while the other reproduces the positive alternation.

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 431402, member: 10882"] In the common "push pull" configuration used in many amps, only one of the two transistors will be producing power at any given time. The load is shared between the two transistors where one is responsible for making the negative portion of the sine wave while the other reproduces the positive alternation. [/QUOTE]

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