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12th July 2009, 04:09 PM
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carver tfm 35x
im concidering buying one of these amps off the bay. Came across a thread on here while doing an internet search and read mixed reviews.
I want to know if this amp will work for both ht and 2 ch stereo? i had read that these amps dont like to just be used for mids and highs, which is really what is going on during a movie since the lows are sent to the sub. Anything below 80hz goes to the sub in my setup. But when i switch to 2ch I like to run my polk RTi 150's in there full glory. And need lots of power to drive them. Any comments would be helpful thanks in advance! |
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