Does anyone know how these amps a handle 4 ohm speaker? The manual makes no reference to this. How many watts etc would it be pushing?
Thanks, CB
Thanks, CB
are you doing outdoor events with it ? i only use 400w for a 40 feet marquee
ok,
who would actually listen to 100+ watt anyway?
i mean, I have a Yamaha CR-2020 that rated somewhat 100+ watt into 8ohms according to the spec and my ears rarely able to handle the volume pot turn around 11 o'clock for more than 30 minutes.
of course given that is is nice to have such a powerful amp and all it bell and whistle come with it, but boy, 400 watt into 4 ohms is just insane. .... your ears must be bleeding to death
So....how's it sound?
FWIW, my older P2200's are happy with 4 ohm loads, I'm sure your 2002's will be just dandy.
The speakers are ESS AMT Rock Monitors. The speakers can go as high as 500 watt musical peaks (fuse protected) according to the original spec sheet.
I think they could handle the safely wouldn't you think?
that is peaks and maybe high peaks .. don't turn it up you will blow your monitors ..its unusual for me to see any one cone that will handle more than 150 watts\ rms i have heard about 300 watt ones but i dunno about that ..i rig up my cabs to share the load ..rms is real watts music power or whatever is a number thing to sell stuff if an amp is in rms you need cabs to handle it if you want to turn it up