Stinger out with 4 and 5 channel versions of their monoblocks

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

4 channel (4x125?) $129

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXZPBHFS/?tag=caraudiocom-20

5-channel (?x?x?) $159

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXZD7JYF/?tag=caraudiocom-20

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[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

Interesting. They look pretty nice and affordable. Though Im not sure I like the speaker connections, but Im sure they could be overlooked verses performance.

 

[spokey9]

Too bad the 5 only does 300w @ 4 ohm...I could've moved my 6 channel out of the saturn to the Deltasaurus

Guess it gives me an excuse to buy the delta a new amp

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Too bad the 5 only does 300w @ 4 ohm...I could've moved my 6 channel out of the saturn to the Deltasaurus

Guess it gives me an excuse to buy the delta a new amp

You need an excuse?

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Interesting. They look pretty nice and affordable. Though Im not sure I like the speaker connections, but Im sure they could be overlooked verses performance.

Pros and cons, they are pretty easy actually but require a bit of patience for sure. Used to hate spades/rings but that is because I'm lazy (solder/heat shrink). These are pretty small, maybe 16 gauge max.

 

[3toneEYZ]

5 CH specs from Stinger site.

Model Number MT-1000.5
Channels 5/4/3
Continuous Power (RMS)
(<1% THD @ 14.4V) 150W x 4 + 500W x 1 @ 2Ω
75W x 4 + 300W x 1 @ 4Ω
300W x 2 @ 4Ω
700W x 1 @ 1Ω - CH5
S/N Ratio @CEA Standard -90dB
Input Sensitivity 0.5v-11v
Gain 0.5v-11v
Frequency Response 10Hz - 180KHz
Bass-Boost Frequency Range CH5: 10Hz-180Hz
CH1-4:10Hz-20KHz
Bass-Boost Q 0-12db
Efficiency (Average) 80%
Topology Class Class D
Crossover xover Multiplier X1: 50Hz-500Hz
X10: 500Hz-5KHz
40Hz-180Hz - CH5
Remote Level Control Included
Operating Voltage 9V to 16V
Power Terminal 4 Gauge
Speaker Terminal CH1-CH4:12AWG
CH5:8 Guage
Recommended External Fusing 150A
Dimensions 13.23in/336mm L
2.09in/53mm W
6.10in/155mm H

 

[spokey9]

You need an excuse?

Sorta

I kinda wanted to move my symphony s6 to the delta and grab a 5 channel for the saturn (I'm leaving the components, rear coaxials in it) and I need 600ish watts @ 4 ohm to run the dayton 10" that's a front sub now as a main sub. The s6 does 700w the 5&6 bridged.

On the upside if I grab an 8 channel (most likely that trinity audio 8 channel) for the delta instead...I'd "only" need 3 amps for that build

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Sorta

I kinda wanted to move my symphony s6 to the delta and grab a 5 channel for the saturn (I'm leaving the components, rear coaxials in it) and I need 600ish watts @ 4 ohm to run the dayton 10" that's a front sub now as a main sub. The s6 does 700w the 5&6 bridged.

On the upside if I grab an 8 channel (most likely that trinity audio 8 channel) for the delta instead...I'd "only" need 3 amps for that build

This guy offered me $332.45 on ebay for a BNIB Trinity Audio 8 channel. He's only got 19, better hurry!

TRINITY AUDIO 1500.8 8-CHANNEL 1520W RMS COMPONENT SPEAKERS TWEETERS AMPLIFIER | eBay

Trinity Audio Solutions presents its new 8-channel amplifier, turn your multiple amplifier set up into just one. This 8 channel amplifer is split into two different power outputs. Channel 1-4 does 130 watts per channel at 2 ohms.

www.ebay.com

There is your excuse!

 

[spokey9]

This guy offered me $332.45 on ebay for a BNIB Trinity Audio 8 channel. He's only got 19, better hurry!

TRINITY AUDIO 1500.8 8-CHANNEL 1520W RMS COMPONENT SPEAKERS TWEETERS AMPLIFIER | eBay

Trinity Audio Solutions presents its new 8-channel amplifier, turn your multiple amplifier set up into just one. This 8 channel amplifer is split into two different power outputs. Channel 1-4 does 130 watts per channel at 2 ohms.

www.ebay.com

There is your excuse!

I'm gonna grab one off Amazon when the time comes...just in case there's an issue

At this point I'm waiting to get the delta up to the shop to get an idea what can go where before I grab too much gear for it

It's a good thing they do good work without overcharging...this thing is gonna be beyond my stone age abilities

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

Heck, for $15 more, good call!

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

I'm gonna grab one off Amazon when the time comes...just in case there's an issue

At this point I'm waiting to get the delta up to the shop to get an idea what can go where before I grab too much gear for it

It's a good thing they do good work without overcharging...this thing is gonna be beyond my stone age abilities

You can always go Old School and find a decent 4 ch and go Mix/Mono in the Saturn?

 

[spokey9]

You can always go Old School and find a decent 4 ch and go Mix/Mono in the Saturn?

I could on the cheap since I got a couple 4 channels kicking around but then I'd need 4 amps in the delta. No matter how do it I'll need 10-11 channels (depending on if i can shoehorn a dd VO-M10 under each seat or just one under/in the glovebox) all together in that big sob

I'll be doing 3way upfront, 6x9's on the rear deck that's an 8 channel right there plus an a 3k mono for the subs and either a small mono or 2 channel for dd VO-M10...even though I got a huge trunk 3 amps, a pair of 15's, a minidsp 8x12, rear battery is gonna eat some space

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

I seriously considered going with a 3-way rear fill, just so I had a reason to get that 8 channel trinity amp! I finally came to my senses!

 

[spokey9]

I seriously considered going with a 3-way rear fill, just so I had a reason to get that 8 channel trinity amp! I finally came to my senses!

That'd be cool as hell to look at but it might make ya bald trying to eq it all

I'm just gonna do coaxials on the rear deck in small boxes

Worst case scenario is that trinity is a turd and I buy 2 more symphony s6's

 

[Doxquzme Premium Member]

That'd be cool as hell to look at but it might make ya bald trying to eq it all

I'm just gonna do coaxials on the rear deck in small boxes

Worst case scenario is that trinity is a turd and I buy 2 more symphony s6's

It's kind of could all the new multipowered amps coming out. makes staggering active stages a reality. With the use of GaN fets coming along, going to see some ridiculous high power small 12+ channel amplifiers. Hybrid full bridge/half bridge combination, truly all in one amplifiers that also have DSP. Should be interesting to say the least!