Recent content by GuelphBassie

You, sir, are my hero!

I'm replacing an RH450 that died on me, and I'd like to stay in the Class D universe. A lot of what I do is play modern roots reggae, so I'm looking for something that can give me that super dubby sound. But I also play double bass, and I'm looking for something that I can get through some...

I had an Rh450 that just died on me. I really liked it but I think I'm ready to try something new. I don't need MORE power, I just want to make sure the TH500 isn't significantly less power than the RH450.

And so I'll also be safe just using one RS210 for smaller gigs, cause it's still 8ohms, correct?

I guess another question is, is there a big difference in volume between the TH500 and the RH450?

Is one objectively louder than the other?

I'm considering buying an Aguilar TH500 to go with my TC RS210 and RS212. My main question is, are these compatible in terms of wattage and ohms? I play in a super loud reggae band where I've been driving those cabs with an RH450, and I'm looking for something that can replace that. I'm also...

Lot's of great advice here, thanks everyone! I definitely feel better about buying a used Class D amp. Now my only frustration is getting a chance to try them. I'm about an hour outside of Toronto and none of the music stores around here seem to carry any of them. I know, just drive to...

Forgive me. What's the term I'm looking for? Analog solid state as opposed to the digital class D amps?

I bought a new but B stock TC Electronics RH450 about seven or eight years ago. Because I had an in with them I got it for less than half of retail. I loved it and used it a lot and it just died on me. They are telling me it will require replacing at least one of the two circuit boards and that...

I'm thinking about using RS 410 with an RS210. I figure that gets me roughly 3 quarters of the way to the Ampeg 8x10 I love using at festivals. Is that bad logic?

I'm thinking about replacing my Ampeg SVT15E with a TC Electronics RS410. The Ampeg is rated at 200 watts, the TC seems to be rated at 600. Does that mean the TC will really be able to generate a lot more sound? Tone is important but I really want to be able to keep up with an 8 piece reggae...

I'm just wondering if anyone has used the RH450 for upright? I play lots of different styles on upright and electric but mostly reggae, jazz and R&B and I'd like to be able to get away with just using one head. Also, I'm thinking of using the RH450 to replace my GK400RB. Any thoughts on...