Hello
I need some advice on picking ICEpower amps for my build.
I am building two three-way speakers, each speaker has:
One Subwoofer with 200w rms
One Midwoofer with 100w rms
One Tweeter with 20w rms
All in 8ohm load, it has to be stereo?
What would you guys suggest as the setup, as far as i can see the smartest thing to do, when pairing it up with a miniDSP, is to have 3 amps setup.
I need some advice on picking ICEpower amps for my build.
I am building two three-way speakers, each speaker has:
One Subwoofer with 200w rms
One Midwoofer with 100w rms
One Tweeter with 20w rms
All in 8ohm load, it has to be stereo?
What would you guys suggest as the setup, as far as i can see the smartest thing to do, when pairing it up with a miniDSP, is to have 3 amps setup.
I would make two amp boxes with a mono amp for the bass and a stereo amp for mid an tweeter, in each box.
What is your power requirement - sensitivity and eq needed with crossover, room size and spl requirement? Are drivers open baffle or in a box, reflex/TL loaded or closed box? Choose amp units with some power margin, but no need to overdo it...
Speaker driver's rated wattage is for continous sine power with some highpass to protect from mechanical breakdown. You don't need that info, sensitivity and Xmax are more important!
I have 4-ch speakers and two boxes with 125 and 50 stereo ICEPower modules in each. I can easily play a single speaker 105dB at 1,5m, but the woofer clonks then.
What is your power requirement - sensitivity and eq needed with crossover, room size and spl requirement? Are drivers open baffle or in a box, reflex/TL loaded or closed box? Choose amp units with some power margin, but no need to overdo it...
Speaker driver's rated wattage is for continous sine power with some highpass to protect from mechanical breakdown. You don't need that info, sensitivity and Xmax are more important!
I have 4-ch speakers and two boxes with 125 and 50 stereo ICEPower modules in each. I can easily play a single speaker 105dB at 1,5m, but the woofer clonks then.