Ok so I got these to pick between, I need one that last and is kinda cheap, I will soon buy 2x 600W speakers with double 15" subs built in.

Here are the amps I've found so far and prices:

JBSystems C2-800

2x800W @ 4Ohm
2x500W@ 8 Ohm

Costs: 769,56 USD

Behringer EP2500

2 x 1200 W (2 ohm)
2 x 650W (4 ohm)
2400W bridged (4 ohm)

Costs: 442,86 USD

LAB 1000 (this one is used)

2x 350W @ 8ohm
2x 550W @ 4ohm
2x 675W @ 2ohm

Costs: 770,20 USD

ALTO Macro 2400

2X750W 4 Ohm
2X1400W 2 Ohm

Costs: 641,19 USD

Ody-Pro M-520

Stereo 4 ohm: 2 x 780W
Stereo 8 ohm: 2 x 500W

Costs: 768,91 USD

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Originally posted by Psiweaver crown ce2000

Those who stands above not other brands >.<

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are you insisting on going with an off-brand amp for a reason?

personally, i'd consider a QSC RMX series... or a crown. or an AB international.

regardless, I guess it depends what your going to be driving.. what are you going to be driving, anyways?

Yes what's the power capacity and impedance on your speakers?

BTW I'm also looking for an amp, looking at these:
Samson S1000 - 340 W/ch 8 ohms, $350 US
Peavey PV1500 - 300 W/ch 8 ohms, $400

The Peavey has a low-cut switch to remove low-freq <40Hz garbage and someone told me this is good to protect the woofers.
Also has built-in crosssover so you can bi-amp and hook up a subwoofer on one channel and your "top" speaker on the other channel.

the low-cut filter will help protect drivers and can make the system run a bit more efficient.. it's always good to low-cut under ~40hz

remember that a system with an external crossover is much more expandable.. you can loop the high or low outs to multiple amps rather than having your crossover locked into the amp.

And I still live in sweden sorry guys, I can't order from US, that would be waaaaay to expensive

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