Mark gas
Second Unit
- Joined
- Mar 23, 2002
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For $599 you can get a QSC amp that puts out 2400 watts at 8 ohms.
I talked to Doug Goldberg today regarding a smaller amplifier to start things off. Looks like I will be doing an amplifier that is 375-400W into 4ohm, and 750-800W into 2ohm. This will be somewhat of a simple amplifier, but will still have the basic features needed. Here's a quick rundown:
Lowpass 60Hz to 150Hz
Selectable highpass 5hz, 10hz, 15hz, 20hz, etc by resistors
No stock bass boost, but boost can be added by changing resistors.
0-180 variable phase
Xover bypass switch for LFE mode
FYI, i plan to have this amp retail for about $200That sounds perfect to me for my next project - a 10" SV10 sealed system to go under my equipment cabinet. It would work really well for a DVC 15" vented system my cousin and I are designing right now, too. I'm especially glad you're going with the continuously variable phase knob - most receivers/pre-pros don't have a bass delay setting, and this makes a huge improvement in flexibility when blending bass and satellites. Please publish a table of resistor values like PE for boost and rumble filtering.
Great news! Thanks!
Peter
I'd recommend for slightly more to make a rack mount or casing for the amp where the controls on front of the casing (beats the heck out of reaching behind a sub) as this would have a pretty good esthetics, functional (plus a clip indicator that can actually be seen),I agree totally!! A rack mount version would be the ticket and that would also make it remote friendly if we could squeeze that feature in without the price sky rocketing. Why not offer in both formats (the rack version comes out first) that way regardless of your preference of amp style you can enjoy good power for your project?