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<blockquote data-quote="audiobaun" data-source="post: 8858860" data-attributes="member: 634282">My standards are not high by any means. I always say.. Run what you got and enjoy what you have, put it to work. I feel like you are going to be missing those Symbols and high Hats and other high notes that make music more of a joy to appreciate. But hey.. everyone has theyre own taste in music, which makes it theyre own and listening to ones music as an individual man. Those amps are really great for the $ and do quite well. Ive put quite a few in,and everyone that has them are enjoying them. I think and feel like they perform&nbsp; very well. great Budget amps for the need. I like CT Sounds amps too. Id like to see the CT series in a 200x4 or better, and a nice 250-300x2 and a 150x2. Pretty good budget amps as well. believe it or not... Kicker still makes a decent Loud and crisp tweet that would keep up and blend in and do well with your front stage for the money. Doesnt take much to get them to get loud when needed and you can tone them down as well. just a recommendation for the $.[MEDIA=amazon]B07NSCD5QR[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audiobaun, post: 8858860, member: 634282"] My standards are not high by any means. I always say.. Run what you got and enjoy what you have, put it to work. I feel like you are going to be missing those Symbols and high Hats and other high notes that make music more of a joy to appreciate. But hey.. everyone has theyre own taste in music, which makes it theyre own and listening to ones music as an individual man. Those amps are really great for the $ and do quite well. Ive put quite a few in,and everyone that has them are enjoying them. I think and feel like they perform very well. great Budget amps for the need. I like CT Sounds amps too. Id like to see the CT series in a 200x4 or better, and a nice 250-300x2 and a 150x2. Pretty good budget amps as well. believe it or not... Kicker still makes a decent Loud and crisp tweet that would keep up and blend in and do well with your front stage for the money. Doesnt take much to get them to get loud when needed and you can tone them down as well. just a recommendation for the $. [MEDIA=amazon]B07NSCD5QR[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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