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How does a car amplifier work?

I don't remember if I have asked this question or not... I was wondering how a car amplifier works. How can a device take a 12V input signal and magically amplify it?? I took circuits in college but I am a mechanical kind of person and electricityis my enemy.
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try this site:
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