Infinity4Eva
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If your using solid state you need a high current design. Speaking of that the amps should be able to deliver at least 60 Amps of current per channel.
Tube amps are different and short resistant and the only way to kill them is running them with no load at all.
The SET amps he does use look quite havy with output transofrmers. Mine weighted a litte under 56kg a pair and I drove the RS2b with a SET 811A amp. They have heady duty output transformers.
I think the RS2b is not that difficuilt. The woofers are not under 4 ohm and the mids and highs dips shortly to 1.6 ohm at 9kHz.
Still the model would help.
Yesterday I connected the MC-275 to my Kappa 9s. Room shaking bass and sweet top. WOW. Simply amazing.
I am not sure I think the MC-60 or MC-58 would be a little too weak. Their output transformers do not look that good, but I might simply try it soon.
Tube amps are different and short resistant and the only way to kill them is running them with no load at all.
The SET amps he does use look quite havy with output transofrmers. Mine weighted a litte under 56kg a pair and I drove the RS2b with a SET 811A amp. They have heady duty output transformers.
I think the RS2b is not that difficuilt. The woofers are not under 4 ohm and the mids and highs dips shortly to 1.6 ohm at 9kHz.
Still the model would help.
Yesterday I connected the MC-275 to my Kappa 9s. Room shaking bass and sweet top. WOW. Simply amazing.
I am not sure I think the MC-60 or MC-58 would be a little too weak. Their output transformers do not look that good, but I might simply try it soon.