KeithR
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Trying both out seems wise. AZ recommends 50 watts on its website fwiw
Next week I will have an opportunity for a 2 wk home audition for one of these integrateds, to see if I want to replace my INT-150. I'm leaning towards the INT-60, which even though it has a little less power than my current amp actually has more gain (as does the INT-250, of course) and I'm not sure I need the extra power. Remember the INT-60's amp section is basically the XA-30.8. Which one should I choose?
True, although Robert frequently demo's them with 20 watt SET's at shows.Trying both out seems wise. AZ recommends 50 watts on its website fwiw
Which CD mastering? Is there applause on a studio recording?
The most dynamic Eagles recording I can find is the DVD "Hell Freezes Over" PCM track (16/48), which does have percussion notes in places that run about 20-22 dB above the average level (much higher than any applause).
True, although Robert frequently demo's them with 20 watt SET's at shows.
I can demo one without any cash outlay; I'm pretty sure if I wanted to do it twice I'd have to make a deposit, not undoable but nice not to have to do...
True, although Robert frequently demo's them with 20 watt SET's at shows.
I can demo one without any cash outlay; I'm pretty sure if I wanted to do it twice I'd have to make a deposit, not undoable but nice not to have to do...
Rob,
Please watch this video in its entirety of a demonstration of power requirements when playing different types of music. Granted, some extreme cases are used, but it helps in understanding the actual power drawn by speakers. There is no theory here, only practice.
http://www.harbeth.co.uk/usergroup/...fier-power-do-I-REALLY-need&p=34629#post34629
Btw Rob, what did you think of the new Dart integrated at the show?
That exceeds your previous comment .. please chk, the applause is also extended ....
You must have a different (later) generation cd , yours sound pretty compressed .....