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In Reply to: Re: PSB Goldi dilemma posted by Justin on January 17, 2000 at 17:55:21:
A similar solution that I remember seeing at another site (audioreview and for the same price is two AudioSource Amp-3s (Spidergear.com, but beware as there is no email communication) which could be bridged into 400w each (or left to bi-amp at 150w each) that claims to be stable at 2 ohms. I have the Amp-1a that I use for my front mains from a Denon 2400 pre-outs which is much more detailed and full after it's warmed up for about 30 minutes (it sounds horrible cold). I have heard that this amp is good enough to run Maggies (which are also known to be power hogs) which means it might be good enough to run these PSBs. My advice is to have some other place match Spidergear's price as I have done business with this company and would have done more if they answered even one of my Emails.
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