#18852 - 03/11/02 12:45 PM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Gunslinger
Registered: 02/20/02
Posts: 38
Loc: Winter Springs, FL, USA
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I guess bridging isn't necessary, I could use the other channel for my center rear that I only have a pre-out for. Of course I would also have to get the go ahead from my wife to mount a speaker up in the middle of the room. I probably have a better chance of talking the Outlaws into bridging their amplifiers! <:
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#18853 - 04/04/02 09:38 AM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Deputy Gunslinger
Registered: 06/18/01
Posts: 2
Loc: Addison, IL
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I would also be very interested in a simple 2 channel amp, but what about a 3 channel? I am not sure if it has been mentioned before, but that would be the next version I would like to see. Compared to the complexities of other product, it would seem not too difficult to offer these based off the current amps.
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#18854 - 04/29/02 06:45 PM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Gunslinger
Registered: 03/05/02
Posts: 138
Loc: Shelbyville, KY, USA
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I would like to see a nice two channel amp to go with my 755. Maybe 300 watts per channel to drive a set of main speakers. I would have just bought a 770, but things didn't work out as planned. My next steps are a two channel amp, and then a 950 to replace the 1050.
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#18855 - 05/01/02 10:48 AM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Gunslinger
Registered: 04/30/02
Posts: 33
Loc: Miami Florida, USA
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This message is in response to Daryl on Mar 3. Please be aware that when recievers show that A-B selection , that doesn't mean that there are two descrete amps built in!! It's the same amp in series, Re: stable at 8ohms on A+B or 4 ohms on A or B, so just parallel those two pair of 8ohmers, same result and seperate V/C's will work descretely. I answer calls about this all day, and it is the most common misconception. P.S. Niles make an awsome 2 ch amp that is stable at 2.66ohms(3pr.of 8ohm spks)100w RMS Peace!!!
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#18856 - 05/01/02 11:26 AM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Desperado
Registered: 11/29/01
Posts: 1434
Loc: Mount Laurel, NJ
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It's sometimes nice to have the switcher into the amp, though, rather than requiring an extra switch box.
A feature I wish more HT amps had. How about if you want to have dipole speakers in the rear for HT, and direct speakers for music? It'd be nice to have an A-B switch for that.
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#18857 - 05/01/02 09:34 PM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Desperado
Registered: 01/14/02
Posts: 1176
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What about a nice monoblock? That way we can buy as many as we need....
Charlie
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#18858 - 05/02/02 12:44 PM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Gunslinger
Registered: 03/05/02
Posts: 138
Loc: Shelbyville, KY, USA
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Charlie, Great idea. I hope the Outlaws are listening.
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#18859 - 05/12/02 11:33 AM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Deputy Gunslinger
Registered: 12/21/01
Posts: 9
Loc: Moline, IL, USA
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I agree on the monoblock idea - then one can get as many as needed. I see the trend for cheap pro amps for subs, but would like to get into large, clean home amps for my subs. I can see it now: 500 watt Outlaw Mono - call it the Outlaw Model One I'll take two!
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#18860 - 05/19/02 11:31 PM
Re: 2 channel amp
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Gunslinger
Registered: 05/06/02
Posts: 89
Loc: Lake Michigan Shoreline, MI
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I think you have hit on something,a 2 CH amp would be nice but a 300 watt monoblock amp, thats the ticket..
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