Excellent Deal on Sunfire EQ Plates on eBay

[jjptkd]

Just found these and bought a couple for myself. I don't know the seller but at this price I figured I'd take a chance.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291469978789?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

These plates are rated at 1250 watts and have a built in EQ for room adjustment. The transformer normally bolts to the back of the woofer in the factory setup so you'd have to mount it somewhere in cabinet. My Sunfire repair tech Bill Flannery says these bench test at around 475 watts continuous so the 1250 must be peak. A friend of mine uses one for a Dayton Ultimax 18 in a ported cabinet and it slams harder than the I-nuke 3000. For $157.50 shipped that just seems to good to pass up.

[Youthman]

Seems like a good price.

[ratcobob]

I just got the last one.

[jjptkd]

Congrats! Seems like they went fast. The EQ microphone plug is a 2.5mm so if you use a standard 3.5mm setup mic you'll need an adapter.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Audio-Aux-2-5mm-Male-Plug-to-3-5mm-Female-Jack-Aux-Stereo-TRS-Adapter-Converter-/201087440328?hash=item2ed1bed5c8

Edited August 3, 2015 by jjptkd

[derrickdj1]

A friend of mine uses one for a Dayton Ultimax 18 in a ported cabinet and it slams harder than the I-nuke 3000. For $157.50 shipped that just seems to good to pass up.

  

 

The I Nuke 3000 and 3000 DSP should be used in bridge mode.  It can deliver around 2200 watts.  The price for the Sunfire plate was an excellent buy!