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tomson35350nice but ...
Published on 10/09/14 at 05:18 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I use it for 1 year, I was on powered speakers, so we can say that this is my first real amp, but I've tried the A100, of Crest, Amcron, if I work with Nexo , L acoustics, D & B, so not really the same category.
For the price this is a great investment in a home studio setting, it's pretty clear ... it does its job as a beast power amp.
The only problem is the premature wear of a condo which induced an overload in the circuit, resulting in a large "Pok" every time I put the lamp out the amp, after several attempted solutions, I told him stuck a mute and talk about it more. Why not have changed the condo ... Because.
I bought okaz with Alesis Monitor studio MK1 that go with it for 150 …Read moreI use it for 1 year, I was on powered speakers, so we can say that this is my first real amp, but I've tried the A100, of Crest, Amcron, if I work with Nexo , L acoustics, D & B, so not really the same category.
For the price this is a great investment in a home studio setting, it's pretty clear ... it does its job as a beast power amp.
The only problem is the premature wear of a condo which induced an overload in the circuit, resulting in a large "Pok" every time I put the lamp out the amp, after several attempted solutions, I told him stuck a mute and talk about it more. Why not have changed the condo ... Because.
I bought okaz with Alesis Monitor studio MK1 that go with it for 150 € seems to me and I am very satisfied, if I change it will be for NS10, or Tannoy.See less30
Anonymous Published on 07/26/13 at 08:18 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Good value for money. Used with Alesis speakers. The sound is too hifi for my taste but it's personal.
Since then I went on with the Yamaha NS10 amp that goes with it. I find the sound of Yam much less flattering and more accurate. I prefer to work, especially voice. It is a matter of taste.
However, this is a good first investment quality / price ratio for the home studio.01
*kalis*Published on 07/06/13 at 00:09 (This content has been automatically translated from French)it is now one year since I used ...
not much to say ...
good amp ...03
pmaillotIndestructible!
Published on 04/04/13 at 09:41 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Excellent amp. Actually indestructible. Excellent reliability level (mine was bought new in 1989 in the U.S.). I used 110V for 5 years and spent 220 arriving in France.
Never any problems. Did talloner more than one speaker, has been misused repeatedly thoroughly for several hours in the rain etc.. I've never dropped!
Sure, it has its limitations. 2x75W RMS into 8 ohms, 2x100 comfortable 4 Ohms. I used (toujours!) now Tannoy studio monitors or speakers house 15 "Eminence + acute mistaken. The pots do not spit (despite their age), no background noise or hum. This is my amp for my main mix.
Employment could not be more simple. Button M / A, two pots of volume, that's it.Read moreExcellent amp. Actually indestructible. Excellent reliability level (mine was bought new in 1989 in the U.S.). I used 110V for 5 years and spent 220 arriving in France.
Never any problems. Did talloner more than one speaker, has been misused repeatedly thoroughly for several hours in the rain etc.. I've never dropped!
Sure, it has its limitations. 2x75W RMS into 8 ohms, 2x100 comfortable 4 Ohms. I used (toujours!) now Tannoy studio monitors or speakers house 15 "Eminence + acute mistaken. The pots do not spit (despite their age), no background noise or hum. This is my amp for my main mix.
Employment could not be more simple. Button M / A, two pots of volume, that's it.See less30
Le_ChamoisPerfect
Published on 01/04/13 at 23:52 (This content has been automatically translated from French)Used regularly for 13 years, it has not budged. Plus: refroisissement by natural convection so no added breath unlike amp sound system with integrated mechanical ventilation. Its very clean. Limiter has a rounded curve peaks which protects your speakers.
I personally use it for my onstage with PA speakers.10
radikalgood and cheap
Published on 09/03/12 at 10:16 (This content has been automatically translated from French)j've used it for two years I think, on alesis monitor 2, it seems t j should have the exchange with a Hafler amp for better feel qualitée speakers ..
time with a "click" is appeared when we turned the amp even with the volume at zero, not good for longévitée speakers ...
Rugged, durable, easy to utilisé.je advise of secondhand, in good condition, cheap small purse, if preferred a HARMAN KORDON A402.10
papi1970Very good!
Published on 01/05/12 at 03:25 (This content has been automatically translated from French)This will make almost 20 years I use this amp in my homestudio, it has always fueled my Focal DB17, and it all runs smoothly. The sound is full and dynamic. The construction of the amp is serious and highly reliable.
I still believe it is in the catalog and there is a reason!
If it again, I would do the same thing, the seller at the time advised me very well!10- la_saucissePublished on 11/20/06 at 10:35 (This content has been automatically translated from French)I have 8 years or so, and I do not have much to say except that the sound is super clean, it's not a sound (well, I quibble, there's a " Tots kek thing "to cover any sound), this is my first and only amp and studio .... I will redeem your eyes closed!
ha, if a negative point: it's heavy, but it is the case with all amps, right? ^ ^20 
moosersPublished on 10/08/10 at 20:13The Alesis RA-100 is a stereo power amplifier for powering up passive monitors. This is a really simple piece of gear, and is one of necessity if you have monitors that don't have a built in amplifier in them. A studio that I used to work at had one of these to power up the Yamaha NS-10's we had. Like the name suggests, it's got up to 100 watts of power available. It has 1/4" connections for both input and output for each of the two channels, but it also has speaker cable outputs. It will take up about three spaces in a traditional rack casing, but we kept it on the side behind the console and out of the way, as it's not like you're going to need to adjust it unless you switching out d…Read moreThe Alesis RA-100 is a stereo power amplifier for powering up passive monitors. This is a really simple piece of gear, and is one of necessity if you have monitors that don't have a built in amplifier in them. A studio that I used to work at had one of these to power up the Yamaha NS-10's we had. Like the name suggests, it's got up to 100 watts of power available. It has 1/4" connections for both input and output for each of the two channels, but it also has speaker cable outputs. It will take up about three spaces in a traditional rack casing, but we kept it on the side behind the console and out of the way, as it's not like you're going to need to adjust it unless you switching out different monitors or something. Each of the two channels just has it's own volume leveler, which we would keep all the way up and adjust on the console. That's pretty much all of the characteristics that are relevant with the RA-100. It should be able to give enough juice to most forms of passive monitors, but I haven't used it with anything other than a set of Yamaha NS-10's, so I can't say this from experience. It's certainly an adequate power system as it sounds good and gets the job done, although I can't say I notice a difference between this and other power amplifiers with NS-10's. If you can find one of these, the Alesis RA-10 should be pretty cheap and would definitely be a nice budget power amplifier to pick up if you needed one. So while the Alesis RA-100 will get the job done for sure, it's not a power amplifier to really write home about, it will simply do the job at hand no better or worse than most other power amplifiers out there...See less00