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forum threadDmytro_B posted Yesterday 7:30 PM

Crown CDi 2000 Two-Channel, 800-Watt @ 4Ω, 70V/140V Power Amplifier $1117.98

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vid1900
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Remember, this is a 70v amp, so any speakers you hook up to this, need a multi tap transformer for each speaker.

This is NOT a subwoofer amp, as 70v transformers tend to roll-off the bass frequencies.
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comebackcarlYesterday 7:59 PM
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Quote from vid1900 :
Remember, this is a 70v amp, so any speakers you hook up to this, need a multi tap transformer for each speaker.This is NOT a subwoofer amp, as 70v transformers tend to roll-off the bass frequencies.
This can be set to ohms or 70v. I have this amp running 6 speakers on 70v and 1 sub on 4 ohms in my back yard.
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Quote from comebackcarl :
This can be set to ohms or 70v. I have this amp running 6 speakers on 70v and 1 sub on 4 ohms in my back yard.
Right, but 99% of home users would probably not want to be paying for 70v features they are never going to use.

I'm glad you found a specific use for this amp 😀.

Most people would probably want something like a Crown XLS or XTi for less money and conventional XLR/RCA inputs.
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Carl69Yesterday 11:27 PM
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Yeah, this 70V thing has my head spinning. Seems expensive even on sale. Glad I still have my old crowns and behringers in the attic waiting to be resurrected.
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manojvazToday 12:22 AM
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I have the below speakers 6ohm 200W RMS. Can I use this to power it https://shop.infinityspeakers.com...E+263.html
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comebackcarlToday 1:08 AM
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Quote from manojvaz :
I have the below speakers 6ohm 200W RMS. Can I use this to power it https://shop.infinityspeakers.com...E+263.html
Yes, this would work, but as others noted, it's not a simple plug and play. You would need phoenix connector, a rolls MB15, or a balanced pre-amp as it's source.

You're better off with this https://www.crutchfield.com/S-Mfv...-1002.html

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