wtb sq amp for comps

[GemaRastem 10+ year member]

I'm looking to buy a good sound quality amp, 50-60 watts rms for my new rainbow comps.

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[Mr. Loki 5,000+ posts]

I got a LIKE new us acoustic 4085. Does 85x4@4ohms would make them rainbows sound great.

Pics: http://caraudioforsale.mypicgallery.com/

 

[Beat_Dominator 5,000+ posts]

Buy my PPI

PCX480 80x4

Or you can buy a Diamond D6 or an Eclipse or Zapco etc...

 

[Mr. Loki 5,000+ posts]

Im willing to let mine go fairly cheap let me know bro, this amp really needs to go.

 

[AceXsmurF 10+ year member]

I think this guy would go way cheap on his ARC.

http://www.icixsound.com/vb/showthread.php?t=13366

 

[PowerNaudio 10+ year member]

i have a KAC-X520

90x2 RMS @4ohms @12v or 125x2 RMS @ 2ohms @ 14v

here are the full specs.

here is a pic of the amp.

PM me if interested.

later

 

[MSSOKC 10+ year member]

Kicker SX350.2, does quite a bit more power than you're looking for, but headroom is a good thing. The DSP is incredible on it, fully adjustable slope and point xovers, EQ, etc. etc. Here's a list of what all it does. $200, let me know if you're interested.

Built-In 32-Bit Digital Signal Processor (DSP)

24-bit audio resolution

44.1kHz sampling frequency

0.7 millisecond response time allows additional, non-digital amplifiers to be used in the system

Kompressor adjustable expansion / compression system

Contour Mode fattens bass output at low to moderate listening levels

Attack Mode enhances the sharp, quick attack in bass and midbass

Redline Mode controls dynamic peaks for a more even output

Digital high- and low-pass crossovers

10Hz – 16kHz variable high-pass frequency adjustable in 1/12th octave steps

30Hz – 20kHz variable low-pass frequency adjustable in 1/12th octave steps

6 – 36dB / octave variable crossover slopes

Digital KickEQ fully parametric equalizer

20Hz – 20kHz variable frequency adjustable in 1/12th octave steps

0.5 – 10 variable bandwidth (Q) in 0.5 increments

Boost or cut 0 – 18dB in 1dB steps

Selectable left / right independent phase

UltraMatch gain control circuit

5-stage input circuit for optimal level matching and the best signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio

1, 2, 4, 8, or 16-volt input range selection

12dB adjustment in 0.5dB steps for each input range

Memory presets

4 presets for installers or tweak-a-holics

Each preset is pre-loaded with common settings for easy setup

Customize each preset for quick access

Sick Bay diagnostics

Real-time amplifier diagnostics and troubleshooting

Keeps a running history of past trouble faults

Check current voltage and temperatures

Recall minimum and maximum voltages

Recall minimum and maximum temperatures

ISIS Vacuum Fluorescent Display

The flexibility and precision of DSP is just the beginning. The SX series is all about pure, clean, audiophile power, with handpicked tight-tolerance components and a no-holds-barred design philosophy.

Features:

Audiophile components throughout

Double-sided glass epoxy circuit boards with large copper traces

Oversized Litz wound toroidal transformers for improved efficiency

Large TO-218 bipolar output devices for higher current capacity and reduced resistance

Triple Darlington output device configuration for lower distortion and excellent sound quality

Custom-wrapped HFQ electrolytic capacitors for maximum bass impact

Precision tolerance metal film resistors and poly film capacitors in the audio signal path

Isolated dual power supplies

Fan cooled

Remote level control

Custom-tooled oversized power and speaker output terminals

PreAmp Signal Transfer (PAST) output RCA lack

Soft muting circuit controlled by the DSP

Soft start turn-on circuit for deduced startup load

 

[Mr. Loki 5,000+ posts]

I dont think this guy cares, he has made no replies.

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

memphis mclass amps all the way

 

[GemaRastem 10+ year member]

I do care, but i've been busy. All these amps have too much power. This is for my new rainbow 6.5 soundline comps. 60 watts rms according to speedsound and I don't want to over power them too much.

 

[Mr. Loki 5,000+ posts]

Im not trying to be mean, but do you know anything about car audio? The rated rms on anything is just a thresh hold. If you take alook more on the board in many areas you will find people pushing 2000rms to a 1000rms sub like myself and have no problems. I used to own some infinity components rated at 85 rms, but they sure did love the 120 watts I fed them and knowing rainbow is a very quality speaker you would have no problem and further more you set the gains on an amp so you would have absolute no problem.

 

[amedeuce 10+ year member]

memphis mclass amps all the way

x2

 

[amedeuce 10+ year member]

Im not trying to be mean, but do you know anything about car audio? The rated rms on anything is just a thresh hold. If you take alook more on the board in many areas you will find people pushing 2000rms to a 1000rms sub like myself and have no problems. I used to own some infinity components rated at 85 rms, but they sure did love the 120 watts I fed them and knowing rainbow is a very quality speaker you would have no problem and further more you set the gains on an amp so you would have absolute no problem.

This is true, don't be afraid to give them a little more power

 

[Ignatowski 5,000+ posts]

i have a brand new PG xenon 200.2

PM me for pics,specs

 

[GemaRastem 10+ year member]

Yes I do know quite a bit about car audio, I'm running 1200 watts to my alpine type r. I don't know how much my rainbows can take, I don't know much about them, I just got em for a really good price. I just don't know how much they can take.