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<blockquote data-quote="n2audio" data-source="post: 2490958" data-attributes="member: 540940">the 7200m is a mono amp.&nbsp; Frequency response is limited to 240hz on the high side which makes this amp useful only to power a subwoofer.Its optimal power output occurs at 2 ohms - you&#039;ll be running at 4.&nbsp; It&#039;s a solid amp, but I don&#039;t think you&#039;d be getting your money&#039;s worth simply because you&#039;d be running it at ~250w when it&#039;s capable of ~360.&nbsp; However, if you can find it cheaper than the other two it would definitely do the job.The 5200t would be the best option overall IMO.It has plenty of power (380w bridged at 4 ohms)It is a basic 2 ch amp, and if you ever decide to use it to power full-range speakers it would work well for that.Nothing wrong with the profile either.&nbsp; Rated at 300w rms bridged.&nbsp; Might fall a bit short of rated power, but should still be plenty for your 250w sub.&nbsp; If low cost is important to you and you can get it quite a bit cheaper than the other two it might be the way to go.SQ wouldn&#039;t be noticably different between the 3 amps.&nbsp; I would think though, simply due to the headroom that the 5200t would work best.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n2audio, post: 2490958, member: 540940"] the 7200m is a mono amp. Frequency response is limited to 240hz on the high side which makes this amp useful only to power a subwoofer. Its optimal power output occurs at 2 ohms - you'll be running at 4. It's a solid amp, but I don't think you'd be getting your money's worth simply because you'd be running it at ~250w when it's capable of ~360. However, if you can find it cheaper than the other two it would definitely do the job. The 5200t would be the best option overall IMO. It has plenty of power (380w bridged at 4 ohms) It is a basic 2 ch amp, and if you ever decide to use it to power full-range speakers it would work well for that. Nothing wrong with the profile either. Rated at 300w rms bridged. Might fall a bit short of rated power, but should still be plenty for your 250w sub. If low cost is important to you and you can get it quite a bit cheaper than the other two it might be the way to go. SQ wouldn't be noticably different between the 3 amps. I would think though, simply due to the headroom that the 5200t would work best. [/QUOTE]

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