Do newer PPI amps do rated power?

[Renzone3 10+ year member]

Like the title says^^^.Any body have experience with the newer PPI stuff?Looking for a quality 4 channel at a decent price

but the price has me a bit skeptical(you know,you get what you pay for.)

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[Jes 42 10+ year member]

I believe they do.I ran a bk1300.1 and bk800.4...Sounded very nice.Guys i sold em to seem to like them as well. @Spooney ;

 

[NASTY08IMPALA 5,000+ posts]

Yup i run the bk800.4 love it ..the 900.4 phantom is also nice..cant be beat imo

 

[Arya]

Yup i run the bk800.4 love it ..the 900.4 phantom is also nice..cant be beat imo

How's the iON series? I'm currently conflicted between a BK210.2 or a i350.2 to power to JBL P660C. I'm going to run a P1000.1 to power my 12" Dayton HO.

(sorry don't mean to jack OP's thread)

 

[Renzone3 10+ year member]

Well I figured they'd be a couple steps ahead of Audiopoop.lol.Anybody ever clamped them?

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

How's the iON series? I'm currently conflicted between a BK210.2 or a i350.2 to power to JBL P660C. I'm going to run a P1000.1 to power my 12" Dayton HO.
(sorry don't mean to jack OP's thread)

ion series are decent, i'm running a 4 channel right now lol. I would shell out more cash for the black ice and phantom series just because it is more beefier, more power for headroom.

 

[Arya]

ion series are decent, i'm running a 4 channel right now lol. I would shell out more cash for the black ice and phantom series just because it is more beefier, more power for headroom.

The BK is actually cheaper, so should the BK210.2 be enough to power the pair of JBL P660C's? If I remember correctly they put of 90W each.

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

The BK is actually cheaper, so should the BK210.2 be enough to power the pair of JBL P660C's? If I remember correctly they put of 90W each.

it'll power it but not fully. That model is only 65 rms at 4 ohms, 105 at 2 ohms. you'd want something a bit more.

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

it'll power it but not fully. That model is only 65 rms at 4 ohms, 105 at 2 ohms. you'd want something a bit more.

P660C is a 2 ohm set rated at 90W RMS. 105W is plenty.

To the OP, take this as you will but we've sold a lot of Precision Power amps and nearly none of our customers have had issues with them. A couple of people have had trouble understanding the crossovers, as they're a bit different from other amps, but that's part of their appeal. The power output has never been a problem from my perspective of selling mainly the Phantom line.