Is this amp good for a tuba 30, 24'' width, Delta12lf loaded(one tuba per channel)?
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Specification:
Power:
-8ohm(stereo): 350 W x2
-4ohm(stereo): 525 W x2
-8ohm(bridge): 800 W
Slew rate: 40V/us
Damping factor: 300:1,1kHz@8ohm
Voltage gain: 50x standard
Signal to noise ratio(A weighted): 103dB
Crosstalk: <60dB
TDH(4ohm,1kHz): <0,05%@525 Watt
IMD-SMPTE(60Hz & 7kHz): <0,01%@350 Watt
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The amp is THE T.AMP TA1050 MK-X (from Thomann)
Please answer at my question.
Giacomo.
Amp for Tuba 30
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GekoMusic94
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Amp for Tuba 30
Have:
2x FBT Jolly8ra (active)speakers (100-20.000Hz)
1x Voice System SUB VS8 (active)subwoofer (55-100Hz)
1x MTH-30 (RCF LF12G301)
2x FBT Jolly8ra (active)speakers (100-20.000Hz)
1x Voice System SUB VS8 (active)subwoofer (55-100Hz)
1x MTH-30 (RCF LF12G301)
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Gregory East
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Re: Amp for Tuba 30
It depends what power the driver will make use of and how close to the limit you are happy to work it. The plans will tell you what voltage limit if it's a recommended driver for the T30.
If you are cautious like most of us you'll only need an amp that can spit that much voltage and no more as you'll be limiting it. Might not be 350W worth.
If you are cautious like most of us you'll only need an amp that can spit that much voltage and no more as you'll be limiting it. Might not be 350W worth.