View Full Version : Nice Compact Ampilifer
501damian501
18-02-2009, 09:48 AM
ive been looking at one of these ampilifers for a while now, since its half price am thinking of buying one, does anyone know what the realiably of this ampilifer is like and has anyone experianced one ect ect, cheers damian
http://www.htfr.com/more-info/MR244814
Adam_F
18-02-2009, 09:59 AM
Its an excellent little amp. Very compact, lightweight, and with a USB input too, can be used very easily with PCs without having to bother with an audio interface.
It has no fan cooling though, so I wouldn't suggest pushing it to its max for several hours at a time.
discomobiledj
18-02-2009, 10:00 AM
It has no fan cooling though, so I wouldn't suggest pushing it to its max for several hours at a time.
He doesn't do disco's so it shouldn't matter!
Sapphire Disco
18-02-2009, 10:30 AM
:Laugh:
He doesn't do disco's so it shouldn't matter!
Would make a great back up amp could be left hidden in car / van as it's small, looks easy to just grab & plug in in an emergency.
spin mobile disco
18-02-2009, 11:20 AM
The weight is a great selling point. However as its only 300 watts rms at 8ohms its a shame its no good for me. Shame would have loved to leave my amp rack nd take 2 of these.
Looks like a good little amp.
All digital amps like the mackie v2 speakers so there should very little heat compared to another type of amp.
For size, its not bad.Plus you can also use it in bridge mode. So if you main amp dies for running your subs, at least you got a an amp to fill in the gap. :)
501damian501
18-02-2009, 11:52 AM
He doesn't do disco's so it shouldn't matter!
you take alook at my books and you show me yours, i dont need to shout around what ives got matey, tony you qouted that price yet ;)
ok steve, their just trying to wind me up.
Corabar Steve
18-02-2009, 11:54 AM
I know it's your thread, but keep it on topic.
& no trying to cause arguements, any of you.
Had a Vestax dual cd player some years ago............. put me off the make for life :eek:
501damian501
18-02-2009, 12:40 PM
Had a Vestax dual cd player some years ago............. put me off the make for life :eek:
whys that ?
Adam_F
18-02-2009, 01:01 PM
Had a Vestax dual cd player some years ago............. put me off the make for life :eek:
Surprising, as Vestax are a high end manufacture, and always have been. All their mixers, turnatbles and tabletop CD players are top notch!
501damian501
18-02-2009, 01:10 PM
Surprising, as Vestax are a high end manufacture, and always have been. All their mixers, turnatbles and tabletop CD players are top notch!
i also had the same opinion on vestax adam
ive always ranked vestax one of the best just like denon and pioneer, to be honest i think their all joint 1st.
Adam_F
18-02-2009, 01:38 PM
ive always ranked vestax one of the best just like denon and pioneer, to be honest i think their all joint 1st.
I agree, they are.
Dynamic Entertainment
18-02-2009, 01:40 PM
Surprising, as Vestax are a high end manufacture, and always have been. All their mixers, turnatbles and tabletop CD players are top notch!
I think Vestax is like Marmite.
I love the turtables, but not their cd players. Its just preference, you cant fault their build quality though.
Damien, if your wanting space saving why not go for something like: http://www.terralec.co.uk/power_amplifiers/synq_digital_amplifier_2_x_1100_watts/25915_p.html
One of my mates has that model, and swears by it.
Had a Vestax dual cd player some years ago............. put me off the make for life :eek:
It was in about '96, very flimsy and temperamental, two plastic pods covering the spining cd's, anyone walking within 100 yards and it would skip, the memories make me shudder even now :eek: :mad:
501damian501
18-02-2009, 07:43 PM
It was in about '96, very flimsy and temperamental, two plastic pods covering the spining cd's, anyone walking within 100 yards and it would skip, the memories make me shudder even now :eek: :mad:
did it have anti shock ?
Bouncy Dancefloor
19-02-2009, 05:38 AM
i find vestax to be a mixed bag too, the only problem ive discovered is that they just dont tend to be very good at service or support, so whilst the products are reliable and quality if/when they go wrong, the support is very poor
how long has this been out? id give it 6 months before buying one if they are new, because as this is a new thing for Vestax, let someone else pay for the mistakes etc and wait for the mark II model
501damian501
19-02-2009, 09:20 AM
i find vestax to be a mixed bag too, the only problem ive discovered is that they just dont tend to be very good at service or support, so whilst the products are reliable and quality if/when they go wrong, the support is very poor
how long has this been out? id give it 6 months before buying one if they are new, because as this is a new thing for Vestax, let someone else pay for the mistakes etc and wait for the mark II model
i cant remember how long, but they been out for some time
sleah
19-02-2009, 11:00 AM
I'm very fast going off the idea of buying from HTFR:eek::eek:
It has no fan cooling though, so I wouldn't suggest pushing it to its max for several hours at a time.
But the web description says:
It is highly portable and provides a powerful 1000w output suitable for sound systems of computer remix djs, bedroom djs, restaurant pa's and mobile djs.
:shrug:
Adam_F
19-02-2009, 12:28 PM
how long has this been out? id give it 6 months before buying one if they are new, because as this is a new thing for Vestax, let someone else pay for the mistakes etc and wait for the mark II model
They've been out around 2 years now.
No signs of a MK II, as they don't so speakers or amplifiers any more. Just play out devices and mixers etc...
Adam_F
19-02-2009, 12:31 PM
I'm very fast going off the idea of buying from HTFR:eek::eek:
But the web description says:
:shrug:
How many of your disco's run for several hours at a time? And you push everything to the max while DJing?
I personally wouldn't run a whole disco off one amp that runs at 500 watts per channel @ 4 ohms.
Perhaps as monitors.
sleah
19-02-2009, 02:49 PM
How many of your disco's run for several hours at a time? And you push everything to the max while DJing?
I personally wouldn't run a whole disco off one amp that runs at 500 watts per channel @ 4 ohms.
Perhaps as monitors.
I guess it depends on what you mean by several hours;)
I've run both single and bi-amp systems at over 80% for over 4 hours on a number of occasions, although not often, more like 2-3hrs flat out, the rest for background levels.
I take what you're saying though. And I have to be honest, I've never liked Vestax, since some of the garbage they made in the early 90's:D
If it wasn't Vestax:D and were cheaper, it would be a belter as a back up and for smaller gigs or summer fete type jobs, due to it's small size:approve: IMHO that is:D
For around 15yrs I've often run my 'whole' (???) disco off 1 amp at 500wrms per channel @ 4 ohms:eek::eek:
Where it's not going to be enough (18ths/bigger venues etc) I add a set of bass cabs running of a 400wrms @ 4 ohms (although the cabs are actually 8)
Guess I must be doing something right:D:D:D
Sorry Adam, I'm not really trying to have a go at you or HTFR with either of my posts, but with so many websites (eBay too!) claiming utter b0ll0cks about stuff that's fit for nothing, I've gotten to be quite sceptical in my old age:p
Hey, nowt wrong with shouting one's opinions around every now and again - come on, bring on that flame thrower :handbag::riceandrob::rofl::D
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