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bitzo wrote: someone have ever tested qsc pl6.0 o pl9.0 over a scoop load?
"Rumour" has it Pl6.0/pl9.0 are very, very dangerous indeed.
Came close to buying PL9.0 recently, but don't think I could trust it driving 3x Turbomax per channel.
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bitzo wrote: I've come to these model checking the highest damping factor of every model (even discontinued) of every knowed amp manufacturer.
Problem with this is, some manufacturers lie in their specs.
Good damping is usually a result of many O/P transistors.
Many output transistors usually results in higher current draw, and support for 2 ohm stereo.
Only strong amps mention realistic current draw, at 1/3 power, 2 ohms stereo, 20-20khz, in their specs.
Look at pdfs for QSC, Crown MacroTech, Crest CA/01 series for examples of this. :lol:
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on a dodgey 13a ring as well
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Actually we're using 2 crest 8200 to avoid 2ohm load.
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bitzo wrote: guys, what is an amp model reliable at 2ohm or 2,66 ohm at least per channel?
Actually we're using 2 crest 8200 to avoid 2ohm load.
Lightweight or SMPS.
Think many SMPS amps will be great for the mainstream of people, for Reggae/Dancehall/DnB/RnB etc...
"But", for the hardcore Roots enthusiasts, who probably High pass approx 35Hz, playing many tracks with compressed 40hz sinewaves, number of amps that can regularly deliver the goods, without blowing up or thermalling, on 4 ohm stereo, can be counted on one hand.
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luton_soundman wrote: do you know if marlon an dem man will be running qsc lightweights on sub @ gpalace?
90% likely to be 2x PL380
10% likely to be 2x CA18s...
Might be able to hire you a Naphon, so you're running with 2x.
Cost approx £75.00 + vat per hour. smiley14
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smiley11bitzo wrote: someone have ever tested qsc pl6.0 o pl9.0 over a scoop load?
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