Man, that reference series 1000w Zapco is **** enticing..only 700 bucks too.I could do 1k total for 1-2 amps to powers these two pairs of Z6's, unless for a bit more I can get something substantially better - I doubt thats the case though, but you never know so I put that out there.
You know, I asked my shop guy about the Boston amps and he said they sucked...I do realize that is only 1 persons opinion..but I rarely hear boston mentioned when I hear about amps. (in nor order) Tends to be Zapco, Arc, Tru, Butler, and old Soundstream amps. (not sure what models).I am using Boston Pro 60's, and feeding them 225W/side (GT-24). I actually think that 300W/side would be better. So, if you're looking into how much power, I think you might want to look into the Boston amps. The GT-28 would be ideal. You can pick them up off of Ebay, now, for a song. The newer amps are out, and the price for a BNIB "old" model GT-28 is down at least $100 from what they used to ask, for new.
Well let me throw this out there. Are we still playing by this ruleon't use more than 80% of your amp power? The old theory was this would help alleviate a number of things, such as heat, distortion and signal/noise ratios by not having to crank the amp way up.I.E., I'm planning on running probably 200-250rms per side. If I was maxing out a 1000w 4CH amp, I might run into heat and signal loss issues. If I ran the same amp at only 80% or 200w rms per side, then I would be less prone to such problems.
That used to be the prevailing thought, even on high-quality amps. I don't know if that is still the case.
Ditch the cap and your set..Other than a capacitor and a Big 3 upgrade (which I'm working on), anything you guys think I'm missing for this system? Maybe an EQ?