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Unknown Reggae Amp Amplifier Test Results
Fantastic home-built Reggae power amplifier of unknown origin.
Once used to power an entire reggae sound system, this amp should be included in the amplifier hall of fame
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All results taken with sine wave input into a resistive dummy load of 8, 4 and 2 ohms (where applicable), two channels simultaneously driven (unless otherwise stated), at the threshold of clipping. These results should be considered maximum 'continuous RMS' power ratings (>5 seconds). Distortion measurements, labelled THD%, are taken with an HP8903A audio analyser (80kHz Bandwidth). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Manufacturer | Unknown |
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| Model | Reggae Amp |
| Weight | 10 (approx) kg |
| Power to weight Ratio1 | 25 (approx) W/kg |
| Notes | Watch out QSC, Peavey, Void and Matrix.... |
| Manufacturer's Website | - |
1 Power to weight ratio is calculated by taking the average of the power measurements at 4 ohms, multiplying by the number of driven amp channels, and then dividing this value by the weight of the amplifier.
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