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What amp would be best to buy?
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| DJ Elf |
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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| DJ Elf |
| quote: | Originally posted by Psiweaver
crown ce2000 |
Those who stands above not other brands >.< |
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| MERiDiAN5i2 |
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? |
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| tvmann |
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. |
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| MERiDiAN5i2 |
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. |
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| DJ Elf |
| And I still live in sweden :whip: sorry guys, I can't order from US, that would be waaaaay to expensive :( |
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