Hi,
I am needing to buy an amp for my Dynaudio bm5 monitors.
And I realise, I don't really know how to select the best amp for my monitors.
Any advice out there?
Vic
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Selecting amp for studio Monitors
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Selecting amp for studio Monitors
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Re: Selecting amp for studio Monitors
Bryston, QSC, even an old Phase Linear 400 or Quad 405 .
Personally I find Mosfets a bit harsh.
Personally I find Mosfets a bit harsh.
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Re: Selecting amp for studio Monitors
.. and I would say, bigger the better, you dont want your amp to clip, can never have too much headroom
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Re: Selecting amp for studio Monitors
I agree, I would buy a larger power amp, at lest 180W RMS per channel. The more the better as long as you set up your gain stages correctly.
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