Amp recommendations for AutoTuba?

Is this amp OK?
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Re: Amp recommendations for AutoTuba?

#16 Post by sine143 »

tammojsmit wrote:
sine143 wrote: (colma all the way imo).
:?: :?:

its one of bucketheads albums. not very bassheavy.
Built:
2x Tuba 30s delta12lf loaded (gone)
4x Otop12 d2512 loaded
8x t48s (18, 18, 24, 24, 30, 30) 3015lf loaded
2x AT (1 mcm, 1 gto 804)
2x SLA Pro (dayton pa6, 6 goldwood piezo loaded)
1x bastard XF208

2x OT212 (delta pro 450a loaded, eminence psd)

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#17 Post by Sydney »

not very bassheavy.
That's why I prefer the him as a "musician" on Les Claypool's stuff.

Syd

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Re: Amp recommendations for AutoTuba?

#18 Post by Tom Smit »

sine143 wrote:
tammojsmit wrote:
sine143 wrote: (colma all the way imo).
:?: :?:

its one of bucketheads albums. not very bassheavy.
Thanks.
TomS

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#19 Post by sine143 »

Sydney wrote:
not very bassheavy.
That's why I prefer the him as a "musician" on Les Claypool's stuff.

Syd
claypool is an amazing fellow. if you like the kinda oddball stuff they have done together, check out That One Guy. I saw buckethead and That One Guy on tour 2 years ago. He's a solo artists, plays "the magic Stick" which is this wierd pipe/bass guitar/drum thingy. its pretty amazing.
Built:
2x Tuba 30s delta12lf loaded (gone)
4x Otop12 d2512 loaded
8x t48s (18, 18, 24, 24, 30, 30) 3015lf loaded
2x AT (1 mcm, 1 gto 804)
2x SLA Pro (dayton pa6, 6 goldwood piezo loaded)
1x bastard XF208

2x OT212 (delta pro 450a loaded, eminence psd)

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Re: Amp recommendations for AutoTuba?

#20 Post by tdogg »

sine143 wrote:
Sydney wrote:
not very bassheavy.
That's why I prefer the him as a "musician" on Les Claypool's stuff.

Syd
claypool is an amazing fellow. if you like the kinda oddball stuff they have done together, check out That One Guy. I saw buckethead and That One Guy on tour 2 years ago. He's a solo artists, plays "the magic Stick" which is this wierd pipe/bass guitar/drum thingy. its pretty amazing.
just checked out "that 1 guy"..... holy crap
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#21 Post by ckmoore »

sine143 wrote:
Sydney wrote:
not very bassheavy.
That's why I prefer the him as a "musician" on Les Claypool's stuff.

Syd
claypool is an amazing fellow. if you like the kinda oddball stuff they have done together, check out That One Guy. I saw buckethead and That One Guy on tour 2 years ago. He's a solo artists, plays "the magic Stick" which is this wierd pipe/bass guitar/drum thingy. its pretty amazing.
Yes, I saw Buckethead and That One Guy in Lawrence, KS in 2007. Very good.

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#22 Post by 67baja »

jcmbowman wrote:This is what I went with after a lot of research:

Blaupunkt THA-1250 PnP 1 Channel 600W Amplifier - it's $200 at amazon

It has variable High-pass and Low-pass filters, is very small and power efficient, and even comes with a remote that you can mount near your dash.

I've had mine for a little over a year now, and the sound is pristine.
Sorry about raising this dead thread, but thought I'd share this link for the above mentioned amp for $129.

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio ... Comparison

I am seriously considering buying one for my JBL GTO1002 loaded autotuba.
2 THTs, 2 TLAH, SLA curved, 1 8-AT, 1 AT JBL 1002D, 4 Otop12s, Jack 12, TT with Eminence 10", 2 SLAs, 1 T30 slim, 2 T30s (2-10" each), SLA Pros, TrT.

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#23 Post by Tom Smit »

Stop considering, buy it! :)
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#24 Post by logan2995 »

I just bought the autotuba plans, and am planning on using a 10" driver. Would this amp be ok?? http://www.dealercostcaraudio.com/infin ... 1300a.aspx its 200w RMS at 4 ohms with low pass filters.

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#25 Post by Tom Smit »

That'll work fine. It will be about 100w at 8 ohms shich is what the impedance of a 4 ohm driver will be in the AT.
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#26 Post by anikun07 »

I just ordered the Auto Tuba plans, too. How would this amp do for an 8" driver? It's 240W RMS @ 4ohms. I know very little about car audio, so is the proper amp a single channel amp?

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#27 Post by Ryan A »

anikun07 wrote:I just ordered the Auto Tuba plans, too. How would this amp do for an 8" driver? It's 240W RMS @ 4ohms. I know very little about car audio, so is the proper amp a single channel amp?
It would work fine. A mono amp or bridgeable 2 channel amp will work.

A cheaper option is go to Walmart and get this:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Dual-400W-XPE ... r/15819244

I checked in your area and the Moline store has it in stock.

You'd want to bridge it to provide 150 watts X 1 @ 4 ohms. Its a little underpowered for your 240 watt woofer, but I think it's all you really need.

Edit: I looked at the website wrong. It seems the Moline store is out of stock, but it looks like Davenport has it.

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#28 Post by anikun07 »

Thanks! I didn't even think to check locally, I didn't think it could be cheaper than somewhere like PE.

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