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Has anybody tried these Rainbow DSP?

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Link Rainbow dsp

Saw these on sale from $800 to $400. I know from back then “Rainbow” was a top notch brand. Not much information and websites are not in English at times. Reason why I’m interested is because of the capability of tuning with an app. It says it has built in 7x55 watt too.
I did see a thread about the rainbow dsp 1.8 but this looks like a updated model.
 
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Link Rainbow dsp

Saw these on sale from $800 to $400. I know from back then “Rainbow” was a top notch brand. Not much information and websites are not in English at times. Reason why I’m interested is because of the capability of tuning with an app. It says it has built in 7x55 watt too.
I did see a thread about the rainbow dsp 1.8 but this looks like a updated model.
It's Definitely priced low enough, might just be worth a try. Rainbow does or did put out some really high end speakers.
 
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Link Rainbow dsp

Saw these on sale from $800 to $400. I know from back then “Rainbow” was a top notch brand. Not much information and websites are not in English at times. Reason why I’m interested is because of the capability of tuning with an app. It says it has built in 7x55 watt too.
I did see a thread about the rainbow dsp 1.8 but this looks like a updated model.
You can save an additional $80 at the link below. It’s the same seller. Hard to see how you can go wrong at $320.

 
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Agreed, 💯
 
#8 ·
So here is the deal with Rainbow they are no longer the company they once were as they were sold to a Chinese company. The real rainbow brand is AudioCircle they started a new company after the sale. Your guess is as good as anyone's to the quality of these for $320 bucks but I'm sure it's plenty capable.
 
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The thing nice about the Steg that in my opinion is the downside of amp dsp combos is you are usually limited by the gains in dsp run out of output and thsts it. Where the Steg is like having a standalone where you run out of gain at 0db in processor you can bump your gains on amps and overcome limitation well Steg I believe has gain controls on amp side aswell in dsp that's nice. I will say I played with Musway software two days ago and it's straight to the point I find it's sister company ESX to have the better software though.
 
#30 ·
I'm sure the m12 and tune12 are great dsps but at those prices you are into the higher end stuff, but the old forum saying...buy once cry once certainly still stands. I figured he was looking for something more budget friendly thars why I suggested what I did.
 
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12 channel dsp/amp is down to $500. Didn’t see anyone give an answer. But $500 seems like a deal.

 
#34 ·
On a whim I bought the 6 channel with amp(Rainbow Audio EL-AP300D 6 channel DSP/Amplifier) for my brother-in-law's Bronco. Not an SQ vehicle by any means so as long as it works as intended it should be good. I'll post with results when we eventually get it installed.
 
#36 ·
Audio Intensity has some good deals right now. Xcelsus Magma 220.4 red demo model. $349.00

Xcelsus XPLT28W tweeters, $99 a pair,

REALLY nice 4x150 SQ A/B, Rainbow Audio SL-A4150 4 channel Class AB Amplifier demo, $349, almost snagged it myself!

Xcelsus XQA 4880 8 Channel DSP Processor $150

Goldhorn $299,


$349

 
#44 ·
You need to load anything on closeout into your cart to see the price.

That Rainbow Iron DSP amp is only $375 while they last.

Now that's what I call attractive!

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#51 ·
No worries,

He's so swamped with the move that he forgot!

Sale pricing should be back up tomorrow!

Enjoy!
 
#52 ·
Discounts are back up!

Make sure to create an account, and you're good to go.

Steve
 
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