Mid range power amp suggestions.

[StefDuLac]

Hi

I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.

I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm

It is for a Home studio

Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?

Thanks to all ;)

[Arny Krueger]

"StefDuLac" > wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.
>
> I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm
>
> It is for a Home studio
>
> Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?

With or with out a cooling fan?

[ar3a]

"StefDuLac" > wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.
>
> I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm
>
> It is for a Home studio
>
> Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?
>
> Thanks to all ;)

Check out Hafler P3000 or P1500 depending on how much power you need.
Good Clean stuff...not too expensive.

[ar3a]

> Check out Hafler P3000 or P1500 depending on how much power you need.
> Good Clean stuff...not too expensive.

Sorry, just noticed that you needed 600W. In that case, the P4000 would be
the one. It's 275 Watts/channel @ 4 Ohms and 200 Watts/channel @ 8 Ohms
(550 Watts bridged/mono @ 8 Ohms).

http://www.swee****er.com/store/detail/P4000/

[Scott Dorsey]

StefDuLac > wrote:
>
>I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.
>
>I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm
>
>It is for a Home studio
>
>Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?

What are you driving? What is your budget? Why do you need so much power
for home studio monitors?
--scott

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

[Dan Mills]

StefDuLac wrote:

> Hi
>
> I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.
> I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm
> It is for a Home studio
>
> Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?
>
> Thanks to all ;)

Depends on what you mean by mid range? If you have a rack room (so a fan is
not a problem) then for certain values of midrange the QSC RMX line are
pretty reasonable.

Regards, Dan.
--
And on the evening of the first day, the lord said.... LX1, Go!
And there was light.
The email address *IS* valid, do not remove the spamblock.

[Justin Ulysses Morse]

The Hafler 9505, or P4000 would be my choice.

ulysses


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StefDuLac > wrote:

> Hi
>
> I plan to buy a power amp but there are millions brands.
>
> I need at least 600W RMS @ 4ohm
>
> It is for a Home studio
>
> Any suggestions ? What is the best mid range Power Amp ?
>
> Thanks to all ;)

[StefDuLac]

> With or with out a cooling fan?
>
>
>

With :)

[StefDuLac]

>
> What are you driving? What is your budget? Why do you need so much
> power for home studio monitors?
> --scott
>

Two or three musicians, guitare vocals, midi playback

eventually 2 subs and 2 tops

[StefDuLac]

>
> Check out Hafler P3000 or P1500 depending on how much power you need.
> Good Clean stuff...not too expensive.
>
>

Ok thanks, will check on the WEB ;)

[Rob Adelman]

StefDuLac wrote:
>>With or with out a cooling fan?
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> With :)

You might check out these Ashley amplifiers. I always found their
equipment top notch.

<http://www.ashly.com/ftx-series.htm>

Or for even more power, check out this one out:

<http://www.ashly.com/mfa-series.htm>

[Arny Krueger]

"StefDuLac" > wrote in message
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>> With or with out a cooling fan?

> With :)

Is that 600 wrms @ 4 ohm per channel or for a stereo pair or what?

[Scott Dorsey]

StefDuLac > wrote:
>
>> With or with out a cooling fan?
>
>With :)

If you want a lot of cheap power, I have to say I like the older QSC MX
series amps. They aren't as clean as the Hafler gear by any stretch of
the imagination, but they are surprisingly clean for very little money.

Personally, I'll take clean over powerful for a studio amp, but I know
there are applications where that's not the right choice to make.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[Scott Dorsey]

StefDuLac > wrote:
>
>> What are you driving? What is your budget? Why do you need so much
>> power for home studio monitors?
>
>Two or three musicians, guitare vocals, midi playback
>
>eventually 2 subs and 2 tops

Uh, yeah. But... what kind of subs and what kind of tops?

And why do you want to go the passive crossover route, or do you really
want four channels?
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

[StefDuLac]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in news:_KWdndoSuprbhymiRVn-
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> Is that 600 wrms @ 4 ohm per channel or for a stereo pair or what?

Per channel