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For sale RAD Engineering ICE 1000 1200W Power Amp. R.A.D. Engineering Amplifier - Mint, as new!

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$725.00
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This item has been sold and is no longer available!

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R.A.D. Engineering ICE 1000 1200W Power Amp. The Class D for those with discerning tastes or anti-Class D folks, perhaps bordering on snobbery about it. This is the one to beat for all out Class A/B “slam” and heft without the weight. The clarity and range is exactly as it should be - uncolored and wide open in its presentation. Dual input option as well as a Master Volume were added (extra $) for maximum flexibility. Only selling as I’ve decided not to use “separates” for my pre/amp, etc at this time.

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Specs:
  • Power: 1200W into 4 Ohms
  • Input: Dual XLR 1/4 Combo
  • Output: Dual Speak-On 1/4 Combo, x’s 2
  • LxWXH 12x10x3
  • Weight: 7 lbs (apprx)
  • Rack mountable: Yes (will require 2U Drawer Kit H/W)

These are built to order and rightfully have a bit of a lead time. Instant gratification and a nice discount from new for the future owner. $725 Shipped/Insured within the lower 48. No trades - thanks. Paypal ok.
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MarkA

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@radbass would be able to say for sure re. the minimum impedance, but 2.67 Ohms is the assumption I've been operating under with mine. (EDIT: the spec sheet for the 1000 ASP says 2 Ohm minimum impedance, but I seem to recall 2.67 being recommended for some margin of safety, though that might have been in another context... sorry to muddy the waters -- perhaps radbass will chime in and clarify.)
 
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radbass

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Owner RAD Repairs and RAD Engineering ,guitar, bass, and amp repair and limited custom instrument and amp building.
They start to get hot pushed below 2.67. Won't damage it, but it might shut down for a while. I wouldn't run it below 2.67.
To switch it to 230v. you just replace the fuse with a 6.3 amp and rotate it 90 degrees from the 120 volt position. It's labeled on the board.
 

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