Thread: Class D Amps?
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Arny Krueger
 
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"AudioFan" audioguy@nospam wrote in message

I have two Paradigm servo 15's that just aren't cutting it anymore, I
am hoping to be rid of them in a couple years. I have decided to
build my own sub system next time. I have am quite impressed with
some of the stuff done at:
http://home.comcast.net/~infinitelyb...-Gallery3.html



Well you should be impressed. While some of this is probably overkill,
you'll get more sonic exciemtent for your money invested this way than in a
truckload of Shatki stones.

I would optimally like to build in at least 16-32 drivers(probably
transmission line), the construction aspect is not a problem,


I think if you started out with 1/4 or 1/8 as many drivers you'd probably
wonder what you were thinking.

I am a little baffled(pun intended) as to what sort of amplifier solution

I
should be looking at.


The amps can be mounted remotely, so fan-cooled pro audio amps can be very
effective.

I feel that class D car audio stuff would
probably be the most cost effective,


Car audio stuff looses a lot of its attraction once you include the cost and
hassle of coming up with enough 12 volt power.

however I then run into the problem of rectifying power etc.


Exactly.

Anyone have any idea's on what would be optimal for powering lets say 16

shiva 15's

http://www.behringer.com/EP2500/index.cfm?lang=ENG

start out with one, and add as required to provide desired SPLs.