Celestra FA -> dynaudio

[Robbe 10+ year member]

Hi

I own a dynaudio system 240 MKII.

I'm looking after an amplifier and maybe i gonna buy this one:

Celestra FA275:

2 x 75 Watt rms / 4ohm @ 12.0 Volt

2 x 90 Watt rms / 4ohm @ 14.0 Volt

2 x 150 Watt rms / 2 ohm @ 14.0 Volt

1 x 300 Watt rms / 4 ohm @ 14.0 Volt

2 x 175 Watt rms / 1 ohm @ 14.0 Volt

1 x 350 Watt rms / 2 ohm @ 14.0 Volt

tri-mode operation (mono + stereo without any switch or adapter);

bypassable low-pass and high-pass internal cross-over fully independent in tuning (50-5K)Hz;

550W DC (@12V) unregulated switching power supply;

2 pairs TO3P complementary 20 MHz SANKEN transistors (each ch) on audio output stage;

intelligent electronic protect design capable to put out high impulsive currents;

massive battery and speakers connectors:

heavy duty heatsink design, high cooling thermal capability at full power running;

fine light gray polished finish.

Is that enough for the dynaudio? Or the dyn's need more power?

Someone has experience with Celestra FA amp?

Regards

Robbe

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[azbass 5,000+ posts]

look for more power.

im running 60 watts to my dyna woofers and they need way more.

 

[phyphoestilic 5,000+ posts]

I've heard the name somewhere but I dont remeber from where. But what I would recommened is a amplifier with a regulate power supply so it puts out the same power when the car is off and when its on.

 

[Robbe 10+ year member]

Maybe i must buy a genesis dual mono? Would that be enough power?

 

[autofile 10+ year member]

Maybe i must buy a genesis dual mono? Would that be enough power?

Our Genesis Dual Mono would be a superb choice to power your Dynaudio system.