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Power soft

I do agree size matters.

Seems a bit pricey looking at that link.

Where are these made?

That LD-2004 1200 watts Bridged into 4 ohms was priced at $1735.75

My Current Bass Power Amp is 26 Pounds 2RU puts out 2600 watts Bridged at 4 ohms and is $599.00


Big difference in money just for benifit of 1 less rack size. Seems to me.

Not trying to argue though.

If you're touring with a big PA (which is the main market for these) halfing the number of racks you need to haul could probably justify that. For most bass rigs it's clearly overkill.

Although I would buy one if I could afford it. :ninja:
 
I certainly don't have the money to spend but could you imagine something like one of those K4 Amps with the Mike Pope Preamp and a couple of Bergantino AE4X10 Cabs?

Talk about small, leightweight, powerful and easy to move.

OMG that would be a rig and a half.

For now I'll just have to settle for my little SWR M2 into the Yamaha P5000S into my GIV.
 
I certainly don't have the money to spend but could you imagine something like one of those K4 Amps with the Mike Pope Preamp and a couple of Bergantino AE4X10 Cabs?

Talk about small, leightweight, powerful and easy to move.

OMG that would be a rig and a half.

For now I'll just have to settle for my little SWR M2 into the Yamaha P5000S into my GIV.





Yes...that would be something special for sure.....damn.





Preamp + power amp in a 2 rack space case with 1700Wpc @ 4 ohm -- yeah, that'd be cool.