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Kanwar wrote: So what is the preference in terms of sound quality such as handling of low frequencies LF according to your experiences.
Kindly shed some light on thisKanwar
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levyte357 wrote:
Kanwar wrote: So what is the preference in terms of sound quality such as handling of low frequencies LF according to your experiences.
Kindly shed some light on thisKanwar
Recently impressed by "few" lightweights on sub.
However resigned to the fact that no lightweight I've heard will truly acheive specs.
So it seems lightweight needs to be rated 1.5x times equivalent torroidial to get same performance...
E.g, to match strong torroidial that truly outputs 2kwpc @ 4 ohms 40-100hz, lightweight needs to be rated 3kwpc @ 4 ohms.
And have still seen those go into clipping, well before the 2x drivers per channel broke a sweat..
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saul wrote: Kanwar,
i think it'd be fair to say for majority of people who just use amplifiers, lightweights offer all they need, so it's a no brainer. for example, live music application.
for some music types, this is not the case, and music material can be particularly strenuous on the amplifier, demanding sustained power output for more than a few seconds at the time.
In these situations, there are only a few amplifiers that have stood up to the tests so far - see recent thread on speaker plans regarding amp shoot out.
Also bear in mind, you haven't mentioned what areas you're enquiring about. For mids and tops, lightweight amps more than stand up to the rigours of any music type IMO
regarding sound quality, it seems this is largely dependant on output class, and overall quality.....? at the moment, Crown's class I and classic AB steal the show with quality on heavy sub application according to recent ears....
my 2p
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