Let me know how you like it.
@arcticdeth Alexia V 4 ohm speaker and the S250 is rated at 500 watts at 4 ohm. 90 dB efficient. Seems like that would give you some headroom. I'm now leaning toward the Progression S350 as it gives me some budget for a Dan D'Agostino Progression Preamp. |
You will need min 250-300W rms most recorded music,,during heavy guitar, drums, orchestral crescendos, different frequencies, etc, will need the headroom so you don’t clip the amp. I know, I know,…..150 is fine, it is, but if you like volume, any,volume at all, you will need 250-300W to ensure the amp don’t clip on you. I’ve written a lot of messages in here regarding my past 36 years buying,using,listening to music, all kinds, mostly metal, rock, blues, at loud,levels, I have clipped every,amp until I bought the rotel rd1090, lasted me a couple years, BUT,….that was my first high powered amp, 380w 8 ohm, 720+W rms at 4 Ohm, and stable to lower. mine had a bad inrush current limiter, so one.morning, blue/white flash popped, then some,smoke,…. anyway, I’ve never had less than min 250W amp/s. I will never go,below 300W any,more. Just my opinion. my amps now are 600-650W rms at 8 Ohm, 1000W rms at 4 Ohm, stable to much lower. Speakers only rated to 250 MAX,never had an issue, never fatiguing, always clean,clear and amazing. acoustic guitar is sublime, (eagles, Donovan,, ) electric guitar is “in the room” (Gary Moore, m Schenker, malmsteen) metal is also great, never clip, or strain the amps. Always fluid and they buzz along with ease
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if you are looking for great solid state also consider t+a the t+a A3000 is a remarkable performer for a lot less then either of those amps and you have an upgrade path by adding an s 3000 power supply you can further improve the amp and you can also go mono
Dave and Troy Audio intellect nj t+a dealers
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