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This on board amp from Parts Express looks good, at a price that makes sense.

https://www.parts-express.com/dayton-au ... h--300-798

It could be mounted on just about any of our full range cabs with minor modifications. It has enough power to drive a pair of cabs, so it would be easy enough to install a 4 pole Speakon on the cab containing the amp and one on the extension speaker. Full DSP that includes crossover, EQ and limiting plus Bluetooth makes this a very attractive rig.

Not to mention it has two amps on board, making a biamped cab possible.

Thanks for the information!

BrentEvans wrote: ↑Mon Oct 15, 2018 3:06 pm Not to mention it has two amps on board, making a biamped cab possible.

That's the only way you'd want to use it. Until now nothing in this price range had all the features you want, especially the DSP capability.

The first time I saw these amps I though the eq was a 5 preset aka rock pop vocal etc but upon farther investigation it is 5 band parametric with 5 saveable settings. these amps are needed in this industry. That’s a win for parts express and Dayton audio. I wish Dayton made more drivers that met these horn loaded demands.

Hello Member
I am building a pair of Jack 10 planing to use this on board amps , what kind of modifications do I need to mount this amp ? Any recommendation .
Thanks

It would fit on the side, mounted upright towards the back of the cab.

threre are two pair of wire red and black blue and black how do I wire them . If i wire them parallel in to two speaker how do I do it ?Thanks

According to the instruction manual.

I red the manual from Dayton it did not say anything , I test out the red and black it working fine the blue and black to a second speaker only the tweeter sound . So I will give them a call tomorrow . BTW the amp fit just right on the side of the Jack
Thanks

mino00 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 8:12 pm I red the manual from Dayton it did not say anything , I test out the red and black it working fine the blue and black to a second speaker only the tweeter sound . So I will give them a call tomorrow . BTW the amp fit just right on the side of the Jack
Thanks

Near the bottom of page 4:

Outputs
● 1 XLR output
● 1 High Pass Output (Blue and Black Wire)
● 1 Low Pass Output (Red and Black Wire)
● 1 LED Output Header



Bottom of page 12:

"Notes
● The HIGH PASS output has a passive 1 kHz high pass filter. Even if you turn HPF off in this
menu, the signal is filtered out below 1 kHz. The LOW PASS output can output full-range. "

It's even at the bottom of the PE listing....

Specifications: • Amplifier type: Class D • Low frequency power rating (Red/Black wires): 600W RMS (4 ohms/1 kHz @ THD+N 1%) • High frequency power rating (Blue/Black wires): 200W RMS (4 ohms/8 kHz @ THD+N 0.1%) • Input sensitivity: LINE, 0 dBu; MIC, -24 dBu • Bluetooth version: 4.2 • Power: 120~240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, auto-sensing • Dimensions: 15" L x 6-5/16" W x 2-3/4" D • Cutout dimensions: 14" x 5-1/2" • Weight: 5.0 lbs.

Thanks
sorry for a dump question , how do I wire them ( using only black and red parallel to two jacks )
Thanks again

mino00 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2019 4:30 pm Thanks
sorry for a dump question , how do I wire them ( using only black and red parallel to two jacks )
Thanks again

Just run short jumper cables to the other jack. 1 to 1 and 2 to 2.

From the top of this page: install a 4 pole Speakon on the cab containing the amp and one on the extension speaker.
Why you'd only want to use the low frequency amp I don't get.