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4th February 2013, 10:38 PM
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Yeah I know there's a massive difference between ice and pro or home audio, and a lot of manufacturers seem to pluck these outputs from the nearest telephone directory, or base it on tests done at stupid voltages for only a few seconds before the amp self detonates, but if I can't find anything tried and tested I have to rely on what the Chinese are selling on egay, so far I'm looking at a 700w amp and associated addons, which still gives me the problem of buying twice because I bought cheap, so any one have any ideas? And thanks for the input so far it is appreciated.
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