Is this amp good for 2-channel classical music? I have B&amp;W DM603 tower speakers
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Yes, this amp's output per channel is 140w. All you need to do is to press the stereo button on the remote, depending on your music taste, change the tone. It will do the rest. Powerful amp it is.
2028877
This is a mono D class amp, so that'd be for subwoofers only. I'm not familiar with the other item, but by the title description a 2-channel would be to amplify to normal speakers (not subwoofers). MOSFET is the type of transistor used within the device.
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Not a good idea you should aim for a two channel amp our two one channel amps and try to match the ohms of the speakers with the amp to get the best out of them
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The amp has a built in crossover that you can set at 100hz, 24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley or whichever custom filter setup you create which is very useable and useful. If you run dual mono as most people tend to do, then this amp will be adequate to run a pair of subs and a pair of tops. It is rated at 1500 watts per channel at 8 ohms and 3000 watts per channel at 4 ohms. The inboard processing is adequate to provide crossover, limiting, delay and even some basic EQ. I loved this amp and used one for subs and tops and a second one for the monitor PA. Without knowing specs and details of your cabinets I cannot say for certain if this will be the best choice.
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If you are looking for more volume from the B&W;'s than you are getting at full power from the 5010 then adding an amp is your only real option. I did notice they have a 90db sensitivity, so not as efficient as others, that might warrant some extra power. That being said: pouring 160WPC into those (I think that is what the 2 channel output is) should make your ears bleed.
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I have two pairs of these speakers and they are magnificent. They are also efficient (i.e. don't require a lot of power "watts" to drive them). If you vintage amplifier has at least 40 or 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms, it should work fine. This will get you to a medium loud sound level, but not near ear-bleeding sound levels. Larry Blakely
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I use mine for stage monitors and it is a great amp with an even frequency response and no coloration. As long as you put in good speakers, it will sound correct. My only concern is the RCA inputs could be bright. Shouldn't be using them anyway. Run balanced audio and don't look back.
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I have mine connected to 80 watt max speakers so you should be fine. Just be aware you will get distortion if you max it out or if you music has a lot of base.
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No. This amp is only 2 channel. The 6004 model, will work for your application. It's 4 channel.
1106053
The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours.
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The advice from Henry is what I'd say and do. 4 Channel amp adjusted to your liking should sound good.
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Yes. I use this amp to power a pair of Infinity Optimus P163 speakers, which are honestly a little big for bookshelf speakers, but the amp works fine at normal listening volumes. If you like your music loud and need to drive bigger speakers you should consider a more conventional amplifier with more power, but for most bookshelf speakers this amp works. You will also need speaker wire to hook them up. This amp and most speakers accept the banana plug wire ends, which I recommend as well.
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I hooked two (2) 6x9s and one (1) sub woofer to my amp. Keep in mind that my amp is a P400x4 however, I think they group the P600 and P400 together.
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I got a subwoofer and center speaker also. I would recommend a subwoofer. It helps a lot. I think the speakers sound too shrilly though. It's good for home theater but not accurate for classical music.
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I feel that this DV-52 is sufficient enough in my circumstance. I use it for a center channel in a 5.1 system setup in a 11.5' x 18' room. I enjoy classical music and vocal singings, of cause watch TV as well. Vocal signals (~800 Hz) come out loud and clear from its 5.25" element, yet it does not over power my main speakers for the highs and lows. I believe this is what a center speaker suppose to be. If you prefer a stronger signal from the center channel, or you use it as a sole speaker in a mono system, then go for the DV-62.
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Not enough info here, but I would bridge two channels to one of those subs. This amp would probably handle both of them, but not two amps and speakers.
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This will work as a phono stage/ preamp/ headphone amplifier. Will it sound better? That's subjective. If you don't like it just return it.