I narrowed down to NAD D 3020 and D 7050, except output Watt, what do I get more in D 7050 for the money?
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The D7050 will drive some speakers properly that the D3020 won't, and has (in my opinion) a richer sound. This is not really reflected in the tiny rated difference in output Watts. I strongly suggest that you audition both amps with the speakers you have in mind. Further, the 7050 has AirPlay built-in if that matters to you. You can add the same thing to a D3020 setup by buying an Apple TV unit, and that will get you iTunes access + all kinds of features as well.
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Thanks for your question. The 7050 offers more networking, streaming and wireless conectivity. This is a fantastic sounding amplifier. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud NAD dealer.
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Let me add one other thing. Kicker under rates there amps. You will get a bench test card with yours. It will tell you the real power of the amp. Mine is a 1500w, but benched at 1723w. To much power can cause distortion and blow your speakers even if you keep it turned down. Too little and you get bad sound and overdrive your amp. If your subs are rated at 750w @ 2 Ohms and you have two then 1500w is what you want. So keep that in mind. Also remember you want your amp to always do the work for you. So keep the base on your head unit at 0. Then mess around with the EQ on the head unit and the frequency on the amp. Gain can be your enemy if you have really good pre-amps. So you shouldn't have to turn it up a lot. My recommendation if your not experienced is once everything is installed take it to a place that does it all the time and have them fine tune it.
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I would go with the t1000bdcp. It is rated 1000 X 1 @ 1ohm. You can wire your (2) P3D4 down to 1ohm. You will have (2) 500 rms subs for a total of 1000 watts rms with the t1000bdcp pushing 1000 watts rms to them.
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Depends on what else you're running but, I would recommend at a minimum a 550 watt unit; 650 would probably be better; 850 if you want to future proof your computer. This all assumes you're using a desktop and not a laptop computer.
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I'll start by saying comparisons are relative - meaning most products have features/functions that some others wont. It's all about what's important to you and what feature/fuction your willing to sacrifice at a given price point. So, in a general sense, it's hard to comment on how it compares with the Pioneer Elite models you mentioned beyond the published specs. But since you asked specifically about the D3 amplification, I'll assume you are talking about power output. The TX-NR727 is rated at 110W per channel and is rated for 4 ohm speakers. The SC71 will go up to 180W at that impedance. What does that mean when you're sitting on your couch watching/playing the a new release? Just that the volume at which your ear drums blow out is lower with the SC71. Seriously, it just depends on how important amplification is to you. For my application, I have a 20x20 media room with 150W wall mount bookshelf speakers for the front, center, surround, and rears with a 12" subwoofer. Even when nobody is home and I'm cranking the volume up for a PS game or watching a battle scene in a movie, I don't think I've ever gotten close to needing 110W. You're application may vary, but I hope you get my point - look beyond the number on the spec sheet and consider how it applies to your intended use. Hope that helps.
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I bought the Boss amplifier and its 1200w. Its perfect for my infiniti g37 coupe. It was about $70
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I really like my alpine PDX-V9. It'll also power at least one sub. One of the most advanced amps out there
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Well, I'm not an expert but I did some research to buy this excellent center channel to a Denon receiver (3313CI). As far as I understand, you need to check the nominal impedance of the speaker and compare with your receiver (the receiver spec will give you the range of impedance accepted). Besides that, this speaker handles up to 200 watts of power (it's powerful). So, you'll need to check the receiver spec also and compare. In my opinion, the receiver must deliver at least 100 watts up to 150 watts to be well fitted. If you get a receiver that delivers less than 100 watts, you can try to find another center channel less powerful (something like 150 watts max). That's it!! I hope it will be helpful! Well, I'm not an expert but I did some research to buy this excellent center channel to a Denon receiver (3313CI). As far as I understand, you need to check the nominal impedance of the speaker and compare with your receiver (the receiver spec will give you the range of impedance accepted). Besides that, this speaker handles up to 200 watts of power (it's powerful). So, you'll need to check the receiver spec also and compare. In my opinion, the receiver must deliver at least 100 watts up to 150 watts to be well fitted. If you get a receiver that delivers less than 100 watts, you can try to... » Read More Well, I'm not an expert but I did some research to buy this excellent center channel to a Denon receiver (3313CI). As far as I understand, you need to check the nominal impedance of the speaker and compare with your receiver (the receiver spec will give you the range of impedance accepted). Besides that, this speaker handles up to 200 watts of power (it's powerful). So, you'll need to check the receiver spec also and compare. In my opinion, the receiver must deliver at least 100 watts up to 150 watts to be well fitted. If you get a receiver that delivers less than 100 watts, you can try to find another center channel less powerful (something like 150 watts max). That's it!! I hope it will be helpful! « Show Less
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the PA Gothic i have the 4500 and it hits so ****ing hard but you should get the 6000 haha its around 180-200 bucks its really worth the money and you get a lot of thump for your buck poweracoustik.com/store/products/amplifiers/gothic-gt.html
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I would recommend a 500 watt or higher for more headroom on the power. You can go to a 650 watt or 700 Watt for a little more money anyway.
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Yes unfortunately NAD 7050 has no analogue inputs. However its a good performer than 3020 with its internal power amp. &#304;f you want to use a network player with a turntable I suggest that Peachtree has a very decent tubed preamp with integrated dac and power amp and couple of analogue inputs. Check this out: http://www.amazon.com/Peachtree-Audio-Integrated-Amplifier-Rosewood/dp/B00KSPIGQM/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1420918959&sr=8-8&keywords=peachtree+nova if you have some hungry speakers try to listen these: http://www.amazon.com/Peachtree-Audio-Integrated-Amplifier-Cherry/dp/B00A3WP1SQ/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1420918959&sr=8-5&keywords=peachtree+nova I suggest that is you have some local dealers pf peachtree go and listen and compare with NAD.
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I'm sorry I really don't know about the Denon DP 11-F. What I can tell you is that the Grado sounds great, it does however have somewhat of a rolled off top end. > 10k Hz.
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I like this one for the price. Any monoblock with 300 watts RMS would do nicely. Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 300-Watt Mono Amplifer OR Rockford Fosgate P300X1 Punch 1-Channel Mono Block Amplifier
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I own a 2000 watt I found for 70.00 on amazon, but you can run from about 1500 and up, 2000 for a slightly harder kick
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if you want to go little money any cheap brand that's around 3000watts will work fine as they are rated way high for the true power.if you have a good amp like Yamaha or Samson something with true power 500 to 800 watts will work great
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Your going to want a mono channel class D. Something that can push 2000 watts at least. Dont cheap out on an amp because it will over heat and burn out. Hifonics makes some decent amps. whatever wattage you want to run to it get a amp that will do at least 1000 more than that and just turn it down a bit when your tuning it. Lets say you want to run 2000watts, if you use an amp thats rated for max 2000 watts youll be stressing it constantly and it wont last you long. Also make sure you do not mount it on the sub box or in an area were there isnt enough room for it to breath.
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Yes I have a Denon 1613 receiver with the same wattage hooked to these. They can handle more power, up to 225, but 175 will be adequate.