I have big bass bins that I use to switch out two ways on top of. Some of those 2 ways want an honest 150 to 200 watts at 8 ohms. I want to use board maps, because they sit right on my bass bins, behind the two ways.
I do NOT u understand the differences in the different ICE series. But I do need suggestions. A mono channel amp, or 2 ch amp is fine with me. As long as it is a board amplifier. Thanks you
I do NOT u understand the differences in the different ICE series. But I do need suggestions. A mono channel amp, or 2 ch amp is fine with me. As long as it is a board amplifier. Thanks you
,I could be wrong, but I believe the Sure 1000w amp is about 200 watts at 8 ohms as well as the ICE amps.
After looking into things further, the ONLY Sure amplifier I can buy from PE to give me close to a genuine 200w into an 8ohm load, is the 1000w one. The closest corresponding Ice amp is the 500ASP.
So the choice would be between these two. Any advice now gentlemen? Thank you
So the choice would be between these two. Any advice now gentlemen? Thank you
Check out TPA3255 in PBTL uses single rail PSU at 52v.
Or any of the IRS2092 rated for 250w. They need dual rail PSUs.
Or any of the IRS2092 rated for 250w. They need dual rail PSUs.
IME, small Icepower is good. Get one with builtin power supply.
I would also suggest small Hypex nCore module (builtin power supply) while they are a bit more expensive.
I would also suggest small Hypex nCore module (builtin power supply) while they are a bit more expensive.
And I always buy those class-D modules on Ebay from US seller. Usually at a good price. I have never had any issues.
Comparing Sure stuff to ICE amps is like comparing a Volkswagen to a Ferrari.
Two bridged ICE 125AX2 would be a nice fit for your demand.
If you run full power for long period of time, consider the AS1000.
Some Behringer amps may be a good alternative, not more expensive, but finished amps with all safety devices.
Two bridged ICE 125AX2 would be a nice fit for your demand.
If you run full power for long period of time, consider the AS1000.
Some Behringer amps may be a good alternative, not more expensive, but finished amps with all safety devices.