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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Nov 24, 2023 06:30 PM
Monoprice Monolith Multi‑Channel Home Theater Power Amplifier: M3100X 3x90W
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Amps are very much "diminishing returns" investments IMO. Speakers should be where the bulk of your money goes. Then worry about a receiver/processor and finally, the amp if you went the separates route.
That being said they probably will still reach their posted wattage with all channels driven simultaneously...at least into an 8 ohm load anyway.
Which makes them more powerful than all but high end receivers, in a real world environment.
Your Denon is 105w into 2 channels and probably more like 85w with all channels driven. And these amps will most likely handle peaks better than the Denon as well.
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That being said they probably will still reach their posted wattage with all channels driven simultaneously...at least into an 8 ohm load anyway.
Which makes them more powerful than all but high end receivers, in a real world environment.
Your Denon is 105w into 2 channels and probably more like 85w with all channels driven. And these amps will most likely handle peaks better than the Denon as well.
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Your Denon is 105w into 2 channels and probably more like 85w with all channels driven. And these amps will most likely handle peaks better than the Denon as well.
Is it really worth it, and a noticeable improvement to add 3 channel to power the front 3 speakers and off load the rear speakers to get the 105w separately? Is it even noticeable?
Is it really worth it, and a noticeable improvement to add 3 channel to power the front 3 speakers and off load the rear speakers to get the 105w separately? Is it even noticeable?
Amps are very much "diminishing returns" investments IMO. Speakers should be where the bulk of your money goes. Then worry about a receiver/processor and finally, the amp if you went the separates route.
Hard to find any receiver <$1k that has 7.x channel preamp out.
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Your Denon is 105w into 2 channels and probably more like 85w with all channels driven. And these amps will most likely handle peaks better than the Denon as well.
But for pure power at a good cost... Been rocking 5x Crown 1502 XLS amps for a few years.
It's going to feel strange going from this wall of rack mount amps with their charming alure to a little black box lol.
Hard to find any receiver <$1k that has 7.x channel preamp out.
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That being said they probably will still reach their posted wattage with all channels driven simultaneously...at least into an 8 ohm load anyway.
Which makes them more powerful than all but high end receivers, in a real world environment.
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