N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 26, 2019 #1 Looking for an amp I can drive dual Ultimax 18's with. Sealed Enclosure. Want to run 2 channel unless there's a compelling reason to run Mono. Would like to keep the cost to drive both subs (stereo or mono) below $800. Running XT32 but am looking forward to learning about and using more robust software with higher quality mic
Looking for an amp I can drive dual Ultimax 18's with. Sealed Enclosure. Want to run 2 channel unless there's a compelling reason to run Mono. Would like to keep the cost to drive both subs (stereo or mono) below $800. Running XT32 but am looking forward to learning about and using more robust software with higher quality mic
R Russdawg1 Full Audioholic Nov 21, 2018 402 0 28 Aug 26, 2019 #2 iNuke NU/NX6000 (DSP version if you don’t already have a form of DSP) Another good one that is much quieter is the Crown XLS line.
iNuke NU/NX6000 (DSP version if you don’t already have a form of DSP) Another good one that is much quieter is the Crown XLS line.
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Jun 26, 2017 2,898 0 63 48 West Chicago, Illinois Aug 26, 2019 #3 I'd grab a Crown XLS 2502. Been running my 1502 for over a year with no issues. Super quiet and reliable. Reactions: Verdinut
I'd grab a Crown XLS 2502. Been running my 1502 for over a year with no issues. Super quiet and reliable.
N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 26, 2019 #4 NINaudio said: I'd grab a Crown XLS 2502. Been running my 1502 for over a year with no issues. Super quiet and reliable. Click to expand... What are you driving with it?
NINaudio said: I'd grab a Crown XLS 2502. Been running my 1502 for over a year with no issues. Super quiet and reliable. Click to expand... What are you driving with it?
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Jun 26, 2017 2,898 0 63 48 West Chicago, Illinois Aug 26, 2019 #5 NorCalRP said: What are you driving with it? Click to expand... A single Ultimax 18" as listed in my sig
NorCalRP said: What are you driving with it? Click to expand... A single Ultimax 18" as listed in my sig
N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 27, 2019 #6 NINaudio said: A single Ultimax 18" as listed in my sig Click to expand... Sorry bud- I use my phone to cruise the forums and can't see sigs Reactions: NINaudio and ryanosaur
NINaudio said: A single Ultimax 18" as listed in my sig Click to expand... Sorry bud- I use my phone to cruise the forums and can't see sigs
H highfigh Seriously, I have no life. Sep 14, 2008 24,219 0 113 Aug 27, 2019 #7 NorCalRP said: Looking for an amp I can drive dual Ultimax 18's with. Sealed Enclosure. Want to run 2 channel unless there's a compelling reason to run Mono. Would like to keep the cost to drive both subs (stereo or mono) below $800. Running XT32 but am looking forward to learning about and using more robust software with higher quality mic Click to expand... What would be feeding the signal to it? Pro amps aren't the same as consumer amps and not all consumer equipment is a good front end for pro amps.
NorCalRP said: Looking for an amp I can drive dual Ultimax 18's with. Sealed Enclosure. Want to run 2 channel unless there's a compelling reason to run Mono. Would like to keep the cost to drive both subs (stereo or mono) below $800. Running XT32 but am looking forward to learning about and using more robust software with higher quality mic Click to expand... What would be feeding the signal to it? Pro amps aren't the same as consumer amps and not all consumer equipment is a good front end for pro amps.
N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 27, 2019 #8 highfigh said: What would be feeding the signal to it? Pro amps aren't the same as consumer amps and not all consumer equipment is a good front end for pro amps. Click to expand... i have an AVR-X4400H, but depending on the amp, I might by something like a miniDSP
highfigh said: What would be feeding the signal to it? Pro amps aren't the same as consumer amps and not all consumer equipment is a good front end for pro amps. Click to expand... i have an AVR-X4400H, but depending on the amp, I might by something like a miniDSP
N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 27, 2019 #9 I'm leaning towards a Crown XLS 2502 (the damn fan noise on the Behringers!) to handle a pair- 775wpc at 4 Ohms. I figure if the sub lives around 6 Ohms, as I've read, then ~550wpc ought to be sufficient. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm leaning towards a Crown XLS 2502 (the damn fan noise on the Behringers!) to handle a pair- 775wpc at 4 Ohms. I figure if the sub lives around 6 Ohms, as I've read, then ~550wpc ought to be sufficient. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
ellisr63 Full Audioholic May 26, 2006 378 0 28 In my HT Room Aug 27, 2019 #10 I ran a Yamaha p7000s amp with a pair of Danley DTS10s, sounded great, and NO fan noise at all.
N NorCalRP Full Audioholic Apr 19, 2018 397 0 28 50 Aug 27, 2019 #11 ellisr63 said: I ran a Yamaha p7000s amp with a pair of Danley DTS10s, sounded great, and NO fan noise at all. Click to expand... I saw the Yamaha PX10 and an intrigued by it. I'll look up the p7000s. I'm guessing it's class AB?
ellisr63 said: I ran a Yamaha p7000s amp with a pair of Danley DTS10s, sounded great, and NO fan noise at all. Click to expand... I saw the Yamaha PX10 and an intrigued by it. I'll look up the p7000s. I'm guessing it's class AB?
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Jun 26, 2017 2,898 0 63 48 West Chicago, Illinois Aug 27, 2019 #12 NorCalRP said: Sorry bud- I use my phone to cruise the forums and can't see sigs Click to expand... My bad, I was not aware it didn't show sigs on mobile!
NorCalRP said: Sorry bud- I use my phone to cruise the forums and can't see sigs Click to expand... My bad, I was not aware it didn't show sigs on mobile!
