Nelson,
I have the X250. It's a grat power amplifier.
Could you please tell me what is the max pk-pk voltage I can feed it with?
Thanks.
I have the X250. It's a grat power amplifier.
Could you please tell me what is the max pk-pk voltage I can feed it with?
Thanks.
As far as I know sensitivity is the input level for which the power amp maxs out its power. it would also be usefull to know max power/input level @ 1% THD
Stefanoo, is it so hard for you and go to Nelson's web page and see all the spec yourself?
If you are not good at google, I can do it for you:
https://passlabs.com/products/amplifiers/x.5/x250.5
scroll down and click with your mouse on full spec...all the information is there.
If you are not good at google, I can do it for you:
https://passlabs.com/products/amplifiers/x.5/x250.5
scroll down and click with your mouse on full spec...all the information is there.
it takes 2.24 volts on input to reach 250 watts into 8 ohms at 1% distortion with 64 volts on output which is gain of 26 dB
Nice of you to provide a link, but you linked to the X250.5, not the X250.
Probably not a lot of difference
https://passlabs.com/images/uploads/manual/x250_om.pdf
Adason you are a genius I could have never found the X250.5....wooww!!
Actually if you would read the thread better before firing your brain's cells you might even have a chance to give the right answer!!!!! Hard to believe uhm?
The X250.5 has a different gain thus a slighly different higher sensitivity.
Actually if you would read the thread better before firing your brain's cells you might even have a chance to give the right answer!!!!! Hard to believe uhm?
The X250.5 has a different gain thus a slighly different higher sensitivity.
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