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<blockquote data-quote="Betrayer00GT" data-source="post: 4170628" data-attributes="member: 582890">I have the CA manual in front of me. I can get the AP specs from Crutchfield.The THD and S/N ratio are better rated on the newer AP series amp. As already mentioned, they are the same rated power. I have the damping factor for the CA400 listed at 350. Can&#039;t find a damping factor spec for the AP series. In short though, they seem really comparable.Personally, I would grab a CA400 from Profile at their <a href="http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm" target="_blank">http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm</a> site forI would think either the CA400 or the AP600 would do well. I am biased toward the CA series, though. I have a pair of CA200 and a CA800, and I ran each of them full range into my Dynaudio home audio bookshelf speakers. They all sounded great. I would think the newer California series (AP vs CA) would also do well. Just haven&#039;t heard one is all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Betrayer00GT, post: 4170628, member: 582890"] I have the CA manual in front of me. I can get the AP specs from Crutchfield. The THD and S/N ratio are better rated on the newer AP series amp. As already mentioned, they are the same rated power. I have the damping factor for the CA400 listed at 350. Can't find a damping factor spec for the AP series. In short though, they seem really comparable. Personally, I would grab a CA400 from Profile at their [URL="http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm"]http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm[/URL] site for I would think either the CA400 or the AP600 would do well. I am biased toward the CA series, though. I have a pair of CA200 and a CA800, and I ran each of them full range into my Dynaudio home audio bookshelf speakers. They all sounded great. I would think the newer California series (AP vs CA) would also do well. Just haven't heard one is all. [/QUOTE]

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