what are some good budget amp ???????????

[hunterleland]

oh yea

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

I'm also an authorized dealer for ab. So you'll still get the rest of the warranty on the amp

 

[hunterleland]

how much?

 

[hunterleland]

any word on the earthquake D2500 2krms at 1 ohm???

 

[hunterleland]

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[hunterleland]

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[hunterleland]

earthquake 2500 is more money than the vfl i got builds so thats y im asking about the earthquake

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

any word on the earthquake D2500 2krms at 1 ohm???

not the company they used to be. 4 gauge wiring and 80 amp fuses, i'd be surprised if it made more then 1500 watts.

 

[hunterleland]

vfl vs earthquake no match then vfl better?

 

[hunterleland]

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[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

how much?

$275. Earthquake isn't as good as they were 10 years ago

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

I'd rather up the budget and get a real VFL 120.1 or soundqubed 2200.1, or crescendo bc2000 you wont be disappointed with either. Try to find one used.

 

[hunterleland]

ok well thanks guys much help

 

[Wolfie62]

Depends on what you mean by "budget". Ok, here is a review of a real "budget" amp. Rockwood Combat AK50 amp. 250 w/ch x 4, 0.1 % THD at 250 watts into 2 ohms. +/- 1 dB 20Hz - 50 kHz. Bought it in 1997 for $65.00, never used until I installed it last weekend. Powering 4 - 6.5" Dynaudio midbass units, 4 - 28 mm Dynaudio tweets, 2- 12" Morel dvc subwoofers. Very smooth, tight, detailed sound, no problems. And these Dynaudio speakers, which I purchased in 1988, are no longer available, but are very good. The Morel subs are top of the line, and sound great, even with the budget amp. Fact is, you can find this amp at yard sales, eBay, clearance. I like good sound, not into Wattage Wars or bragging rights. The amp has stood the test of time on the shelf, now let me see if it holds up in my Jeep Cherokee.

 

[C1500martin 10+ year member]

Depends on what you mean by "budget". Ok, here is a review of a real "budget" amp. Rockwood Combat AK50 amp. 250 w/ch x 4, 0.1 % THD at 250 watts into 2 ohms. +/- 1 dB 20Hz - 50 kHz. Bought it in 1997 for $65.00, never used until I installed it last weekend. Powering 4 - 6.5" Dynaudio midbass units, 4 - 28 mm Dynaudio tweets, 2- 12" Morel dvc subwoofers. Very smooth, tight, detailed sound, no problems. And these Dynaudio speakers, which I purchased in 1988, are no longer available, but are very good. The Morel subs are top of the line, and sound great, even with the budget amp. Fact is, you can find this amp at yard sales, eBay, clearance. I like good sound, not into Wattage Wars or bragging rights. The amp has stood the test of time on the shelf, now let me see if it holds up in my Jeep Cherokee.

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