jwc

I was on hold for 30 minutes......not gonna try that again. I'll try Trey

They sound better than expected. Not stellar. I guess it was too loud???? Never blown a tweet before.

Thanks RP-600M tweeter

Does this still exist? I need to replace a blown tweeter.

Terrible. RIP

Well my kp600 have their own analog active crossover. For digital duties I have more than one dbx venue 360. I also have a dbx subharmonic synthesizer as well as an Ashley analog active crossover. I'm also using a dbx pa2 digital processor in an outside pro setup

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Looking for those that have had personal experience with these amps. Could you rank the ones you've heard such as SIT-3> SIT-2> F8 and so on. If you have heard only one...fine if you want to say you love or don't love it. Reviews of the amps is optional if you have the time. Also curious if you have heard these compared to the PASS Class A lineup or any other Class A. thanks jc

The room looks great by the way. He has spent some money on the room treatments and on the electronics. We listened first to the Jubes w/o the sub first off all analog with a custom non eq passive Crossover. I was shocked at the curve of the bass bin with no EQ. It was w/o the humps seen in the typical unmodified response curve. Yes there was a small peak at 1.5 K and 10K. We only heard a few tracks with this setup. Then switched to the digital he has described above. This system has no preamp. From PC via USB to the hilo then to the amps. The idea of doing something like this with a DEQX in the past has been discussed here before. He considered this route before. We switched to the digital and I was out the gate surprised with what I heard. I played mostly my late 70's funk tracks that I've listened to multiple hundreds of times. No doubt that the two tracks Con funk shun "Miss got the body" and Cameo "Keep it Hot" are the best I've heard when it comes to detail, 3D and freakin' "decay". I've never heard a system that makes the decay of instruments this noticeable. These are old recordings too. I also played tracks that had notable strengths in the 80 Hz area that I love and it reproduced those well. There are also many tracks I played that will kill my ears if the K402's aren't setup right....and it didn't do that either. This isn't a "warm" system by any means. I've never heard that PASS Xa25 before....it is possible I'm picking up its benefits with all the detail. The sound didn't get brittle which I've heard in the past with jubes (I'm not going there so don't ask). Bass is clean and snappy. I give him some credit, most would have the bass unnaturally turned up with this system...... I'm mean how could you not with that 1802 in your face. The bass was well integrated and just at the right strength in my tracks I played. I see no reason to stuff the jubes in the corners. Quick summary, this system has exceptional detail, balance and decay like I've never heard before. No warmth. Some 3D. No hiss at all with an ear up to the horn. No pops or clicks. Can't hear the fan on the crown amp. To my ears, the right channel is a tad bit hotter....but it could be my ears. In my room the stereo always seems to be hotter on my left...go figure. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this route of setup to anyone else if they didn't like the usual digital setup for some reason. jc

Excellent amp. Fans not too loud and it sounds great

Also to clarify this is $700 shipped for both amps?

I'm interested. For clarification these are monoblocks and accept one XLR input to each monoblock? Why two speaker terminals? Different impedance options or is that for RCA hookups and stereo amplification? Do you accept PayPal? Will this be insured shipping? Thanks Jc

very nice work

Folks know I'm a funk head. However, I'm not married to a subwoofer or try to have stunning results below 30Hz. The bass I like is snappy from 40 to 80. Sucha song that has great snappy bass...a funk song...is "Heartbreaker" by ZAPP. There is no low end....but has the funk bass that is fast. This isn't bass guitar bass....although I like that too. When guests are over and music is playing, it's common for them to be impressed when I turn the subs on and shake everything in the room. Seriously though, I usually have them off when I'm sunk down in the chair listening on my own.

I was able to calculate volume of XO and woofer. Dunked horns and drivers......