Is this the right kind of power conditioner to be used with a very powerful home theater amplifier? The amp has a slew rate of 50V/1 micro second.
1130159
I think so, in my case I run 03 tube amps, 02 transistor amps, a speaker system, and a couple of other things, at the same time. Works perfectly. This is a great product.
1130160
The volts is not the problem....what u need to find out is how much amps is ur system if its 15A or below then the conditioner will be able to handle it
1415371
If you are maintaining 110W it could be a problem......However most people don't run there amp/receiver to the max.
2280743
I would recommend wiring for 2ohm setup. @ 1ohm it might be pushing the speakers to the limit. Power acoustic amps are inexpensive because they have a lot of distortion so don't Max them out. I'm running 3 @ 2.6 ohms on a hifonics 1500w and they bang!
1460137
This is a two channel amp that can be bridged into a more powerful one channel amp. This is a really GOOD amp for home theater BUT you need to buy multiple copies of this amp. If you need four 50W channels buy for two of these
1130479
I can honestly tell you that the amp does not put out rated power. Not even close. If you want it for a really small room then it will be fine. But if you want enough power to be heard over a large space filled with talking people? Look elswhere.
73604
If this is for a home sound system, you only need one sub. Two does nothing except muddy the bass. The CVA-118x is a stage bass, it is VERY powerful, possibly too much for home audio use. I have one in my home theater, it is plenty, it rattles everything and about blows the glass out!! Yes, it wants power- I put mine on a dedicated 20 amp circuit because I popped the breaker on a 15amp. All is happy now. For stage use I use two. Each on a separate breaker.
2281049
This surge protector is only rated for 15 amps, so I think you will overload it with the devices you listed. I think you'd be better off with a separate device for your TV, sound, and PS3, and let your AC be attached to a different circuit. I'd recommend a power conditioner for sensitive electronics. Surge protectors will work, and the response time should be adequate, but it all depends on how far away the surge originates as to it's intensity. Read more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surge_protector and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_conditioner
651722
I would not buy this unit again, mine would not work right and the company would not stand behind it. Check amps you need and buy accordingly
891925
I'm not sure, but personally I wouldn't get it if it was too high of an amp. Also make sure it's the right voltage.
475142
Hi,Here is the rating on this amp - Rated Output Power (Stereo): 210 watts at 8 ohms; 320 watts at 4 ohms; 420 wats at 2 ohmsSo depending at how many ohms you are running everything at ... that will probably make a difference ... most likely you should be OKPlease let me know if you have any other questions, I will do my best to assist you.JenniferMillennium Worldwide
323419
I cannot speak to the inverter issue but if outputs 60hz 1120v current it should work fine. The power setting are extremely consistent if set on temperature they are within two to three degrees of the indicated temperature almost always on the high side(i.e. if set at 80 degrees F the actual temp with my unit will be 82 degrees. Overall it seems to be of high quality.
228005
It's gonna be too little. I have a 2200 kenwood d block amp on it at the momont and it knocks that off. So you may need more power then that
481546
Depends on your situation. If you are looking for a power amp for PA, no. If your intention is to use it at home with components attached to it, yes.
657762
I would use it if your home theater has electrical power rating less than 1000W or even 750W. This transformer does not change frequency (only voltage) so the power supply in your home theater might have to be able to handle that - 60Hz in the US vs. whatever it was designed for (50 or 60Hz). This could rather affect long term reliability. The transformer gives out a little buzzing noise which would be up to you to get annoyed or not. Good luck!
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
80339
Before you buy you might post this question on the PS Audio forum. The designer of the DirectStream DAC, Ted Smith, will likely be able to answer your question. Your amps' grounds are at differing potentials and I am thinking that the transformer is not going to help. Using the balanced and unbalanced together breaks the "balanced" aspect of the line but the ground loop is a different animal.
459776
You should be okay with that. Just be sure not to overpower it or you will blow the sub. I've used underpowered amps on mine and they sound amazing!