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I am thinking of getting an amplifier. Any good recommendation?

 

4 x channels

4 x 50-60W RMS

 

Thks.

 

 

Perhaps u can consider Audison Lrx series, 4 channel type, not bad [flowerface]

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Is it the shop run by a couple? I almost bought my stuff from them, and i remember someone fedback something about missing functions in an export set pioneer HU from them.

 

Think the first floor is more reliable as its gadgeter know them quite well.

 

Price difference maybe a few bucks between the 2

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yup yup..

 

they the one who sold me the "export" rockfords..

 

where "export' in this eqn means "cheong"

 

Gad does know the first floor pple.. prob will drop by to look at HUs..

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Neutral Newbie

It's cheap and good and quality and made in Italy [nod]

 

Sorry, i don own one [blush] but had some chances to audit many nice setups using Audison [thumbsup]

 

Place to buy, u better ask around, many places selling, got export n local(warranty) set. Your choice [sunny]

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Many emphasis has been made on getting good amplifier coupled with good speakers in order to harness the best sound. What about smaller details like cabling and grounding? Is it advisable to invest in good cables? Is grounding necessary or just a myth?

 

Anyone has experiences?

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Neutral Newbie

To me,

 

Grounding is a must. Best same size as the cable that goes to your amp or slightly smaller.

3 point grounding - Chasis, engine block and alternator case.

 

Speaker cable - up to you, your budget and your ears.

 

Amp cable - 2~8 AWG. depending on amp ratings and recommendation.

Hope this helps.

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Grounding is the most basic foundation of a good sound setup lor [:)]

 

Cable wise, Unless ur ears are well trained, just avoid those red/black one can already la [:)]

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In the manual of LRx 4.300, I notice that the power is rated at 13.8VDC. There is no power rating at 12VDC. If I am not wrong, our cars provide 12VDC. How can I know the actual power rating at 12VDC then?

 

I also notice that there are 3 THD ratings. 0.009% (1kHz), 0.3% (RMS) and 1% (continuous). Which is the one that I should be concerned with? I read somewhere that only 0.1% and below is acceptable.

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