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Playing with some US amp Merlin MD43's right now. I likey, solid amps, ton of power.
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Thanks! I heard there was some issues with the PDX amps not playing the lower frequencies well? Or it something with using the PDX 4 channel for midbass drivers?
With all those ESX amps, you'd do well to add a Zed Minilith. 600w.
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Originally Posted by subwoofery
What I wanted to say is that amps ... sound the same.
I have used and are currently sitting in my basement- 2 Brax Platinums (2 of 50 in the world), 4 Brax SPL Comps, 1 Brax Graphic X2000, 1 Brax Graphic X2400, and a Brax X1400.
Actually I take that back, I loaned a SPL Comp, the Graphic X2400, and the Graphic X2000 to a buddy for his truck...he was putting some Dyn or Audiotechnology drivers in, and Dyn and Brax= heaven.
hi can someone here help me please, i'm new to the audio world but would like to hit the ground running . Dont understand how to use this post either but still trying anyway I have 2 pioneer subs 3000w max each and 1000w rms. What i want to know is the Pioneer prs-d5000spl amp which max is 3000w and rms is 750w is enough to push these two subs.
Planet Audio HVT754 Tuber active for fronts, and Planet Audio 400.2 for my sub. I'd like to pick up an old Zed bult PA amp in white to match the tube amp, but I haven't seen one when I've had the funds.
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