Winter NAMM 2012 News
Peavey makes some good amps, and the Peavey PV 1500 is no exception. Also, there is no question that this is a clean sounding and powerful unit. The problem is the cooling system. It may keep the amp cool, but it is a 2 speed system, and it is very noisy. We have one of these at our church, and it makes more noise while idling than our other 4 a...
You typically buy a power amplifier because you need good clean sound reproduction and more power to enable you to play at much larger venues. In my case, I needed a sound system that would adequately support my guitar, my bass, my keyboard synthesizer and could also handle vocals and double as studio monitor for my home recording studio. In ess...
I Received my Peavey IPR 1600 a few months ago, I already have owned a Peavey PV 1500, which I use for mobile DJ at wedding receptions, hooked up to a pair of Peavey SP2s, I did a/b test on some music comparing amps, and the new IPR 1600 compared well to the Peavey PV1500, The new IPR 1600 sounds great and power out apears t...
The Samson Technologies SX Series Rack is a great stereo amplifier. It is very rugged and reliable and wont break on your or have any problems if it gets knocked around a bit. The Samson SX series includes five models. The all have great control capability and protection features, and the Samson Technologies Sx 1800 is designed for maximum power...
This is a power amp designed for touring sound systems use. Its made by a Swedish company that is known for their craftsmanship. This amp has a lot of really cool features that come into play really well when being used in a live setting. For instance, the power amp is dual channel. It also has adjustable wattage and ohm settings, which can help...
The Yamaha P2200 is a simple stereo power amplifier that can be used with just about any set of passive monitors. The P2200 wasn't a piece of gear that I went searching for in any capacity, but merely used it in tandem with a set of monitors in a professional recording studio. It is actually a pretty powerful amplifier, so I'd recommend using ...
The Crown XLS202 is a stereo power amplifier that I've used in a professional recording studio setting. I've used the amp with a set of Yamaha NS-10Ms, which of course are passive monitors. I also run a Crown D75 amplifier with a set of NS-10Ms at home, so I'm familiar with both other Crown amps and with what Yamaha NS-10Ms sound like. The XL...
(Originally written by double07/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I use it as a bass amp and feed it with a tube preamp. Pros: Weight (only 26 lb.), connections, noiseless (no fan), jack inputs and outputs, no heat, linear sound response. It's more expensive than other amps but I trust this brand (which I...
(Originally written by stephane837/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I've owned the Max 860 for one year. No problems until now. It turned to auto protect mode so I used it in parallel mode... Limiter = off; 50-Hz filter = on; channel 1 I connected it in stereo again and it works perfectly. Weird!<br ...
(Originally written by scalpa88/translated from Audiofanzine FR) I only use it for a big K&H O900 subwoofer in mono bridge mode (3200 watts). Huge output power!!!! Very low THD and impressive transient response considering the price. I didn't want to spend too much on an amplifier. I tried out this one, which was four times as ex...