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<blockquote data-quote="zako" data-source="post: 7760441" data-attributes="member: 629735">^Most of those hardly save any space, and the prices in the links seem pretty lame.For example the BA GTA-1005 also out of production and was replaced for GTA-1105. GTA-1105 is also probably out of production because BA is getting out if business. The BA-1105 can be had for $210 with some online deals.. however it is opposite of space saving.. For less than $339, one could buy the Class D polk I mentioned.Onto the Massive Audio NX5 series that someone mentioned, they look interesting. However, they&#039;re overrated by a nice fat factor. I have seen formal tests and user reports.. I have seen a test that shows the NX4 provides 4x60watts RMS power instead of 4x100watts claimed.&nbsp; I really don&#039;t like companies that twist the product specs in such way. Also the full range section is Class A/B. With such small amplifier size, it better be installed on a flat surface, horizontally, with good air circulation around it. Here in Texas last year we had like three months of constant 100F heat on daily bases. Even properly installed A/B amplifiers with large heat-sink would overheat on regular basis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zako, post: 7760441, member: 629735"] ^ Most of those hardly save any space, and the prices in the links seem pretty lame. For example the BA GTA-1005 also out of production and was replaced for GTA-1105. GTA-1105 is also probably out of production because BA is getting out if business. The BA-1105 can be had for $210 with some online deals.. however it is opposite of space saving.. For less than $339, one could buy the Class D polk I mentioned. Onto the Massive Audio NX5 series that someone mentioned, they look interesting. However, they're overrated by a nice fat factor. I have seen formal tests and user reports.. I have seen a test that shows the NX4 provides 4x60watts RMS power instead of 4x100watts claimed. I really don't like companies that twist the product specs in such way. Also the full range section is Class A/B. With such small amplifier size, it better be installed on a flat surface, horizontally, with good air circulation around it. Here in Texas last year we had like three months of constant 100F heat on daily bases. Even properly installed A/B amplifiers with large heat-sink would overheat on regular basis. [/QUOTE]

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