yah I get another 15A!!!

[SPLThunder 10+ year member]

Oh yeah i be big pimpin. Just what i always wanted(at least since June) and now i need a very complementary amplifier.

I want as many of the 3000 watts as possible and was looking at the Orion XTR Pro 2400 for about 500$.

If you know of a better deal shoot it my way.

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[mamey69 10+ year member]

Oh yeah i be big pimpin. Just what i always wanted(at least since June) and now i need a very complementary amplifier.
I want as many of the 3000 watts as possible and was looking at the Orion XTR Pro 2400 for about 500$.

If you know of a better deal shoot it my way.

You can buy 2 tsunamis(1100watts rms) for 235 each at the ED site that would almost match the 2400 watts the orion puts, and for cheaper.

good luck though

 

[Randy Savage 5,000+ posts]

You don't need 3000.

2000 is plenty for the pair.

 

[ss3079 5,000+ posts]

You don't need 3000.
2000 is plenty for the pair.

2000 is MORE than enough, you're right //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

Be sure to budget in electrical upgrades (if not done already).

- Steve

 

[anaranchi 10+ year member]

You can buy 2 tsunamis(1100watts rms) for 235 each at the ED site that would almost match the 2400 watts the orion puts, and for cheaper.
good luck though

yo dude tsunamis1100watts rms is $260

 

[Qckrun 10+ year member]

yo dude tsunamis1100watts rms is $260

No its 235$ dude go to the store front homey

http://www.edesignaudio.com/miva/merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=ED&Product_Code=DB1100&Category_Code=EAMP

 

[DoubleR 10+ year member]

Get a Tsunami 1800T it probably puts out close to about 2000 watts!

 

[SPLThunder 10+ year member]

You don't need 3000.
2000 is plenty for the pair.

Oh i know i dont need the 3000

but i am sitting here with 800 going to one and i always seem to clip the amp. I Dont like my amp going into protection or doing damage to my speakers. I wouldn't use all 3000 if i had them i just want to be able to turn it up every once in a while and not have to worry about going over the amp's voltage rails.