Recent content by Miller5103

this may be a dead thread, but it caught my eye strong. "Hifonics sucks" has been the exact opposite of my experience. I have a Hifonics BX1500D, and I absolutely LOVE it. I push that thing so hard for long periods of time and it NEVER has let me down. I have nothing but the best things to...

I am new at home audio and recently purchased a reciever, 2 loudspeakers and a QSC RMX 850 amplifier. However, I am unsure of how to hook up the the inputs from the reciever to the amp. Can anyone help me. Thanks

I'm looking to get a used adcom GFA-555 from the mid 90's. I figure it will run better then some rock bottum new amp that has similiar power ratings. I will be running the amp with a Yamaha RX350 reciever and it will be powering two dj speakers. Hopefully the amp is in good shape and cranks...

I am looking for a 2-channel amplifier with 100-200 watts rms/channel. This will be used for home audio speakers with 150w rms rating each. Let me know what you got!!!

What do you guys have to say about adcom amplifiers? anyone have any expierience with them?

this may be a stupid question... but can I use a subwoofer plate amplifier for dj speakers? I'm thinking maybe i can get two Dayton 240watt amplifiers to run two dj speakers for $200 rather then get some cheap pyramid amp for the same price... Are dayton amps known to be nicer then pyramid amps?

thats not a bad idea with the JVC shelf system. I already have a shelf system at home that I could use. So how would I hook everything up together. Can i connect a shelf system, and the power subwoofer to a reciever and have them all run off of that? or should I just plug the shelf speakers...

I would put more priority on loud for parties more than everyday listening... where could i find large towers with big woofers in my price range and the amps/revcievers to power them? As far as the other suggestion... i'm assuming Dayton makes good powered subs? and what should i do about floor...

As it states... I have a $400 limit.. what is the best system I can put together... It will be used for parties and every day music listening so the louder the better.. more bass the better... what do you think?

the reason i say I can ditch the reciever is because i just picked it up from circuit city a couple days ago and can easily bring it back for a full refund (along with the two mtx speakers)... all i'm doing is trying to get the loudest/most bang I can get with 400 bucks... would you guys suggest...

so is everyone shooting down the idea of getting the Pyramid PA1000X ( http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&Partnumber=245-525 )? If i only have 250 dollars to spend, and I want to power two speakers at 150 watts rms each, is this not the best buy?

ftw? where can i find pro sound amps?

How about this? What if I get rid of my reciever entirely and get a Pyramid PA1000X amp? Its rated at 175 watts rms x 2 into 8 ohms.... and my speakers are rated at 150 watts rms each.. so i'de be 25 watts over the ratings, but in my experience with car audio, it never hurts to go over a bit...

how do i hook up an amp on top of a reciver? to the reciver or straight to the speakers? where could i fine a nice (cheaper the better) amp to put out 150 watts rms to 2 channels?

well right now i'm not even running them at 100 watts rms each.... I have one Speaker on my 200watt peak power reviever, and when i turn it up louder, you can tell it is distorted... and i will be using the speakers for just partys, not dj specific things... any ideas on how to get them more power?