Behringer A500 bridged for a T-60?

[joeybutts]

I was thinking of picking up an A500 used from a guy and was wondering if I can run it bridged on a T-60. I figured that would be a great fit for the horn.

Correct me if I am wrong please! Thanks!

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... er=248-749

[Ryan A]

You can, but its really made for home audio. Pro sound amplifiers have a high duty cycle able to run continuously at high power levels. This amp may or may not be up to the task. For a house party setup its probably fine, but I wouldn't use it for a mission critical pro sound application.

[joeybutts]

You can, but its really made for home audio. Pro sound amplifiers have a high duty cycle able to run continuously at high power levels. This amp may or may not be up to the task. For a house party setup its probably fine, but I wouldn't use it for a mission critical pro sound application.

Thanks Ryan. I do plan on using this sparingly (working in the yard, occasional party, yada yada). I can get the amp for $100 shipped so figured it was well worth the price.

Is there anything else I should consider for the price? I can also get a Dayton 240 for about the same, a little cheaper....

[Grant Bunter]

You may wish to read this:

http://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/viewt ... ng#p208276

[joeybutts]

You may wish to read this:

http://billfitzmaurice.info/forum/viewt ... ng#p208276

Thanks Grant. I'll take your cue as a "find another amp to use."

[Grant Bunter]

Thanks Grant. I'll take your cue as a "find another amp to use."

Honestly, some bridge, others don't.
If you can find something at a reasonable price you don't have to bridge, well, IMO, that would be better...