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Maybe 600w program power means 300wrms then. That would tally with the price. Lies, damn lies & spec sheets!
Last edited by Nakatomi; 20-02-2016 at 10:18 AM.
Reason: stupid phone autobongle
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Originally Posted by
juski
Maybe 600w program power means 300wrms then. That would tally with the price. Lies, damn lies & spec sheets!
Yes PROGRAM AND MUSIC POWER are misleading and about 50-60 per cent of it equates to rms power.
From Peter--
I'm not sure it's actually as much as that, Justin. Davesounds had it to bits to check why it wasn't shaking the glasses off the bar, and the simple reason is, it hasn't got a very big engine.
Alan, " suck it and see " is the best option. I'm not overly optimistic though, mainly because of what you're trying to connect it to. Good luck.
Maybe I should think about a more powerful amp to drive the UL15s, like a lightweight Peavey IPR2 3000?
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Dinosaur
Last edited by Excalibur; 20-02-2016 at 05:47 PM.
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CRAZY K
Thanks Peter, more thinking to do, I was reading feedback on the Behringer and was slightly worried how loud it really is.
If it's not much more than my Peavey 500w RMS per channel into 4 ohms then maybe better off adding some sound reinforcement like a couple of smaller powered speakers( EVs we bought from Darren )
or a pair of Altos my son owns.
No rush
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Looking at a Peavey 2600 on e bay.
Probably a bad idea just after a Hernia operation![Daft](images/smilies/daft.gif)
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