Hi.

I've got some Dynaudio BM6 passive speakers real cheap and I intend to
use them as monitors for my video editing system (computer based).

Which amplifier should I look for to match these monitors. I would like
something not too expensive (‚¬600), but still something that gives
these speakers what the need to produce the precise audio that they are
famous for.

I've found these real chap options:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good
- is it a good match for these speakers?

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG -
also good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?

Speaker specs. can be found he
http://www.dynaudioacoustics.com/Default.asp?Id=275

Thanks in advance!

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/Rasmus.

"Rasmus Nielsen" wrote in message
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Hi.

I've got some Dynaudio BM6 passive speakers real cheap and I intend to
use them as monitors for my video editing system (computer based).

Which amplifier should I look for to match these monitors. I would like
something not too expensive (‚¬600), but still something that gives
these speakers what the need to produce the precise audio that they are
famous for.

I've found these real chap options:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good
- is it a good match for these speakers?

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG -
also good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?


Wouldn't know about the cheapos, but the Hafler TA1600 worked well with my
BM6s.

Predrag

Alesis is great stuff!, but i wudnt go with the behringer, there
effects and desk are fine and i stand by my desk and effect but when it
come to amplifiers there very unreliable

"Rasmus Nielsen" wrote in message
. dk...
Hi.

I've got some Dynaudio BM6 passive speakers real cheap and I intend to use
them as monitors for my video editing system (computer based).

Which amplifier should I look for to match these monitors. I would like
something not too expensive (?600), but still something that gives these
speakers what the need to produce the precise audio that they are famous
for.

I've found these real chap options:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good -
is it a good match for these speakers?

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG - also
good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?

Speaker specs. can be found he
http://www.dynaudioacoustics.com/Default.asp?Id=275

Thanks in advance!

--
/Rasmus.


A Hafler P3000 should work great for you.

--
John L Rice
www.DeliriumFix.com

Rasmus Nielsen wrote:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good
- is it a good match for these speakers?

It is one of the worst-sounding amplifiers I have used.

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG -
also good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?

I have no idea. I have never used one, but it can't be as bad as the
Alesis.

You might look into a used Adcom GFA-555 or one of the Parasound home
amplifiers. You get only unbalanced inputs, but they sound good.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Alexi wrote:

Alesis is great stuff!

I haven't found that to apply to their amps.

--
ha

I have the BM6's and a Hafler P3000. To my ears they sound great together. I
use them every day for hours.

Martin

"Rasmus Nielsen" wrote in message
. dk...
Hi.

I've got some Dynaudio BM6 passive speakers real cheap and I intend to use
them as monitors for my video editing system (computer based).

Which amplifier should I look for to match these monitors. I would like
something not too expensive (?600), but still something that gives these
speakers what the need to produce the precise audio that they are famous
for.

I've found these real chap options:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good -
is it a good match for these speakers?

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG - also
good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?

Speaker specs. can be found he
http://www.dynaudioacoustics.com/Default.asp?Id=275

Thanks in advance!

--
/Rasmus.

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Rasmus Nielsen wrote:

Hi.

I've got some Dynaudio BM6 passive speakers real cheap and I intend to
use them as monitors for my video editing system (computer based).

Which amplifier should I look for to match these monitors. I would like
something not too expensive (‚¬600), but still something that gives
these speakers what the need to produce the precise audio that they are
famous for.

I've found these real chap options:

Alesis RA300 - http://www.alesis.com/products/ra300/ - specs. look good
- is it a good match for these speakers?

Behringer A500 - http://www.behringer.com/A500/index.cfm?lang=ENG -
also good specs. - but almost to cheap to be any good, or?

Speaker specs. can be found he
http://www.dynaudioacoustics.com/Default.asp?Id=275

Thanks in advance!

I would avoid the Alesis and Behringer amps for this application. I use
an old McIntosh amp (2105) for my passive monitors and it sounds great.
Adcom and Hafler seem to come up a lot, so I would start there in the
used market.

Edwin

Will a CROWN XLS 202 II be a good choice? - its within my price range,
but I would have to keep it in another room because of the cooling fan.

/Rasmus.

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Will a CROWN XLS 202 II be a good choice? - its within my price range,
but I would have to keep it in another room because of the cooling fan.

/Rasmus.


For a little more you could get a Hafler P3000 or for a little less a P1500.
Both are well respected amps and no cooling fan.


--
John L Rice
www.DeliriumFix.com