full range mono amps
Class A design... Yuk !
(larger chassis & inefficient)
Iam not sure how 1ohm stable would be really usefull for a full range amplifier... ?
Power ratings seem out of whack between 12 and 14.v volts too ?
They look nice though... [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
(larger chassis & inefficient)
Iam not sure how 1ohm stable would be really usefull for a full range amplifier... ?
Power ratings seem out of whack between 12 and 14.v volts too ?
They look nice though... [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
Just buy an amp... a regular A/B is fine... if you want a simple gain block, then dont bother touching the crossover/boost... 
There are plenty of small 2ch. amps available that you can bridge mono, which might be just as good (if not better) for what you want to do....
The xtant is nice because of its size... not sure if there are any other small full range switching supply amps on the market right now... ?
[ January 11, 2005, 01:51 PM: Message edited by: Haunz ]
There are plenty of small 2ch. amps available that you can bridge mono, which might be just as good (if not better) for what you want to do....
The xtant is nice because of its size... not sure if there are any other small full range switching supply amps on the market right now... ?
[ January 11, 2005, 01:51 PM: Message edited by: Haunz ]
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The size just happens to be a bonus. I want a simple no Xover, no boost, no silicone implant, amp. I believe that mono amps is the way to go. One for each channel...... kind of makes sense. If it's in one chassis, so be it. Am I wrong in my assumptions?
Nothing in the signal path and total isolation of the two stereo channels?
It almost sounds like I want someone to tell me otherwise. Most of the alternatives to the XTant amps are expensive.
[ January 11, 2005, 04:25 PM: Message edited by: mugen1 ]
Nothing in the signal path and total isolation of the two stereo channels?
It almost sounds like I want someone to tell me otherwise. Most of the alternatives to the XTant amps are expensive.
[ January 11, 2005, 04:25 PM: Message edited by: mugen1 ]
Well you actually just missed a Sinfoni 60.1 set on ECA as they sold 12/26. I was watching them up there for a while.
Asking for $800usd new in box. That's not a bad price. The AVI unit Defro was suggesting may be worth looking into also.
Asking for $800usd new in box. That's not a bad price. The AVI unit Defro was suggesting may be worth looking into also.
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Originally posted by Haunz:
Just buy an amp... a regular A/B is fine... if you want a simple gain block, then dont bother touching the crossover/boost...
There are plenty of small 2ch. amps available that you can bridge mono, which might be just as good (if not better) for what you want to do....
The xtant is nice because of its size... not sure if there are any other small full range switching supply amps on the market right now... ?
Just buy an amp... a regular A/B is fine... if you want a simple gain block, then dont bother touching the crossover/boost...
There are plenty of small 2ch. amps available that you can bridge mono, which might be just as good (if not better) for what you want to do....
The xtant is nice because of its size... not sure if there are any other small full range switching supply amps on the market right now... ?
It sounded great, but there were too many components. the best sounding systems have the least amount of compnents in the signal chain.
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http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/produ...h%20Amplifiers
the P3001 from RF is a full range mono A/B amp.
the P3001 from RF is a full range mono A/B amp.
