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A direct-coupled solid state amp, whether class D or AB, is best for driving
a subwoofer. I avoid Behringer products because this company is notorious for copying the designs of existing products, cheapening them, and selling them at a lower price than the originals. A tube amp for a subwoofer? FORGET ABOUT IT! No practical tube-based amp has the necessary low frequency power bandwidth to function down to 16Hz or lower as well as it does in the midrange and high end. |
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