Will this amp drive a single Kustom PA monitor whos requirements are 60W RMS, 120W peak?
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You're probably going to be able to get it to work, but I can't say it will sound good. You may want to invest in the 1x12 extension cab, it's only $100.
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A short answer is yes but not very clearly even if the impedance load matches up. You will be under powering the speaker cone and will not be able to drive the highs well... but that could cater to a darker blues style tone. it would not hurt anything to drive a speaker then needed
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This is basically a 2-ch (posts are connected internally) I would recommend the Lepai LP-168HA 2.1 2 x 40-Watt Amplifier and 1x68W Sub Output.
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Muajyeej,I'm not familiar with the the "Boss Metal Zone" unit . . . I'm using the (PSA-120S Power Adapter) with a "Boss ME-20B multiple effects" pedal. I suggest you go to the Boss web site and look up the "Boss Metal Zone" to see if the specs on it's adapter matches the specs of the PSA-120S Power Adapter. (See if the volts and mA output are the same).Joe
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They should do very well withthe 3490. It's 120W/channel? ...Should be a good match. If it's got a tape monitor or external processor loop you should be good to go. A pre-out with a separate amp will get the job done too, but will be a bit noisier.
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My friend who i think actually has a review posted about this amp (gordon or gdiddy) has this amp powering two 15in p3s and they slam! If you are worried about it being too weak just wire to 2 ohm (900 watts) or 1 ohm (1200 watts)
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Yes, this amp has plenty of power, if your subs have a rms rating of 600 watt. Remember when matching a sub to amp, look for the total rms rating for the sub, not the total watt peak power. 30 to 75% of the rms rating, should be fine.
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You need at smaller amp, this is to much power for you single sub, I got this amp with two vm audio 12 ',3000 watts each one, this amp got enough power to hit very hard my subs, imagine your single sub, will blow out
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Yes it will. I'm running two 120 watts rms each kicker 6x9. If it cuts out at loud volumes try a bigger power supply. It does however get loud enough. Im using it in my garage and its plenty loud.
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Yes, depends on how many watts the speakers are though. There is a separate Eq build into the amp for monitor speakers, although I am not currently using monitors. I have 2 peavey 12s 400watt speakers and it thumps.
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not too sure i have it running at 1ohm and it's great, the amp pushed my Diamond 12" 400watt sub great, clean sound too, getting the Alpine SWR-12D2 12 next week I'll let you know well it pushes that. I have my doubts but only time will tell, I can tell you that's it's not 3000 watts tho, but from experience it's enough for a single 12" 400 watt sub.
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I feel I can safely say no here. Most audio amps that require dual supplies of the same voltage tend to require negative voltage on one pole, AKA a ground, 12v, and -12v..this power supply does not have a negative voltage output. If it requires two independant 12v rails, still no - this power supply has a single 12v rail with multiple taps. The only suitable usage for this power supply would be single-rail 12v applications. I hope that takes care of your question - if not, please provide more detail such as model or part number of the amplifier in question.
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Hi, No this amp is meant more for pushing a pair of floor monitors or a pair of 8 or 10 inch mains.
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This is a mono block (1 channel) amp but it has two ports. It pushes 1200 watts RMS.
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this amp will provide more power than needed for the rms setup you have. which you can adjust the gains accordingly
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if I remember right ... it is 500 watts per side at 8 ohms and 1000 at 4 ohms... plenty of power to run mains and monitors off of one power amp... good luck to you john
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I would assume so, since it will handle both 8 and 4. But I'm not an electrician, so I don't really know. http://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/dayton-audio-dta-120-class-t-digital-mini-amplifier-60-wpc.html
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This is just the phono stage. It will give you around 500mV of signal. Powered monitors often require a lot more for the line input, often 2V or more. Also this phono amp has no level control but I expect the monitors have one?So the answer is yes it will 'probably' work...