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The D-45 is a 2 35 watt amp with 4 Ohms and another 2 25 watts at 8 ohms. You can purchase this amp now much cheaper than you could when it first came out which makes it a steal now and a must have. You can rack this amp up and it will only take up one rack space. It is very durable for the road in case you are a traveling musician. The D-45 has...
I've had my Alesis RA 150 for about seven or eight years. It came into my hands in an unlikely fashion and I have been using it in a variety of ways since I got it. It is a compact dual channel power amplifier, good for power monitors that may be un powered, or for using it as an head for a bass or guitar cabinet. It has both XLR and 1/4 inch ou...
The Adcom GFA-5800 is a stereo power amplifier for your passive monitors. I don't own this but I've used it at a studio with a set of Tannoy 8's I believe. The amp seems to do a great job of powering these monitors, and the owner of the studio mentioned that it's the best amplifier he has heard from the monitors, which is something that can ma...
The Peavey PMA 250 is a stereo power amplifier. These are on the older side but I don't know from when exactly. I've only used one of them in a home recording studio setting to power up a set of Yamaha NS-10 monitors. I actually sold the NS-10's I used to have to this studio owner and he already had the Peavey PMA 250 power amp. It's seems t...
Nicest things about this amp are it's one-rack-space heigth, and passive, silent cooling. I've used this one for a small stage monitor amp, a high-frequency amp for a bi-amped rig, and as a main and sub amp for home audio. It has never let me down/ Fairly versatile- 1/4" and RCA inputs, thumb-screw or banana plug outputs, 4 or 8 ohm load.<br ...
I own a dynaudio acoustics a-1 amplifier since 1999. I've compared its sonic capabilities with other "good" power amps and the ansswer is "this is the right one", its detailed sound, slew rate (100v/microsec), it's power (1000W/per channel), its transient power (1350W/per channel), its sublime low distortion (
The 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 wat...
The Yamaha P-120 is a power amplifier designed for uses of all types. We have one of these at the studio where I'm working, although I've only set it up and used it on a few occasions. We have a lot of 'floating' gear, as there are a number of different studios on site here and it's good to have a bunch of miscellaneous gear as you never know ...
The Bryston 4B SST Pro is a stereo power amplifier, and at that is one of the best of it's kind. I've used this power amp with a pair of passive ProAc Studio 100's at the studio where I work. These aren't our main monitors, rather we set them up occasionally as an extra choice for engineers, and the power amplifier that we always used in the B...
The Bryston 2B LP is a stereo power amplifier that I have used in the recording studio to power up a set of passive monitors. This is a pretty powerful amp, but isn't overbearing - it's got 60 watts per channel at 8 ohms and will fit in a single space in a rack casing. I'm unsure what type of connections it has since it was already connected a...
