American Audio elx4000
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Anyone used this brand, or know anything about it? Thanks.
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Anyone used this brand, or know anything about it? Thanks.
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power amp brands
- Thread starter axelrod
- Start date
Passinwind
I know nothing.
- Dec 3, 2003
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- Designer/Toaster Tech @ Passinwind Electronics
That's an American DJ product, purposed for what it sounds like.
As Passinwind says, it's more for DJ use. I'd go with something more versatile like a Peavey IPR or Crest Prolite.
Personally I haven't had good experiences with American DJ products, however, YMMV as always.
Thanks! Kinda figured. Don't have the bucks for a new crown right now. Trying to put together an economical pa for vocals, for practice, and the occasional small space gig. Small yamaha mixer to home made effects loop to power amp to home made pa speakers. Maybe powered speakers? What about the Yung plate amps they sell?
http://www.parts-express.com/yung-s...ofer-plate-amplifier-module-no-boost--301-508
Looks like maybe for home use or dj also?
Or the Peavey Pa head, that would cover mixer and amp.
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Does that look usable?
http://www.parts-express.com/yung-s...ofer-plate-amplifier-module-no-boost--301-508
Looks like maybe for home use or dj also?
Or the Peavey Pa head, that would cover mixer and amp.
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Does that look usable?
