QSC versus Carvin Power Amps?
I'm trying to decide between acquiring a QSC PLX 2402 and a Carvin DCM1540L.
I want a power amp that will give me 1000w + bridged at 8 ohms. Alot of the QSC PLX1602 (or 2402) amps I am seeing are older and I can get a brand new Carvin DCM1540L for virtually the same price as a used QSC PLX 2402.
I have a strong suspicion that the QSC line will be more reliable and more "robust" (for lack of a better word) then the Carvin stuff. But then again the Carvins are 7LBS lighter and much shallower in depth.
I would be using this power amp for loud gigs with my fEARful 15/6 bass cab and it will also see use as a PA amp.
Given the above, which way would you go?
I'm trying to decide between acquiring a QSC PLX 2402 and a Carvin DCM1540L.
I want a power amp that will give me 1000w + bridged at 8 ohms. Alot of the QSC PLX1602 (or 2402) amps I am seeing are older and I can get a brand new Carvin DCM1540L for virtually the same price as a used QSC PLX 2402.
I have a strong suspicion that the QSC line will be more reliable and more "robust" (for lack of a better word) then the Carvin stuff. But then again the Carvins are 7LBS lighter and much shallower in depth.
I would be using this power amp for loud gigs with my fEARful 15/6 bass cab and it will also see use as a PA amp.
Given the above, which way would you go?