never heard anything about this bran "Profile" but good specs and options and some good prices for anyone looking for sub amps or 2 or 4 channel amps.
http://www.thezeb.com/Profile.aspx?Results=1&keywords=clarus
check them out might be a good option for lower price range applications.
Replies (6)
racerbizoehm on 07/25/2004 17:54:01
are they on closeout or something?
compvr15s on 07/25/2004 18:44:15
i think crutchfield used to carry profile. i checked the zeb out. seem pretty sturdy, good fuse ratings. and the ones i looked at seemed to have either 2 or 3 cooling fans for better performance at long lengths of play. prices seem really decent too. i wonder if they are a sister company of one of the big names. good find chronos.
racerbizoehm on 07/25/2004 21:07:45
yeh they might still have some laying around, audio-warehouse.com sells them too just not as cheap i think the fans are for show lol not that much watts
uochronos on 07/26/2004 02:13:56
fans actualy are very ncie to have built into amp in my opinion... even at low wattage applications having the air moving always helps. a differnce of a couple degrees can make a big differnce. in how long thinsg last and what not.
for instance a computer only uses about 300-400watts of power but most good power sources haev 2 fans built in. because they last longer and operate better at lower temps.
racerbizoehm on 07/26/2004 10:18:36
oh yea my comp has one fan and it has a 400 watt supply and that sucker gets hot up to 150 degrees sometiems, but that different than a amp you dont run it like that all day lol, I got a pioneer amp that pumps out 380 rms it doesnt have a fan and it sets under my pickup seat, yeh it does get a little warm, i dont think it will get igniting temperature
compvr15s on 07/29/2004 08:57:24
i know the fans work quite well. i have a budy with an mtx class d amp think its the 500d. puts out a lil more than my kx 600.1s do but damn that think gets hot, i can run both kx6001.s for 5 to 6 hours at 75% volume and you cant really even feel a difference.
http://www.thezeb.com/Profile.aspx?Results=1&keywords=clarus
check them out might be a good option for lower price range applications.
Replies (6)
racerbizoehm on 07/25/2004 17:54:01
are they on closeout or something?
compvr15s on 07/25/2004 18:44:15
i think crutchfield used to carry profile. i checked the zeb out. seem pretty sturdy, good fuse ratings. and the ones i looked at seemed to have either 2 or 3 cooling fans for better performance at long lengths of play. prices seem really decent too. i wonder if they are a sister company of one of the big names. good find chronos.
racerbizoehm on 07/25/2004 21:07:45
yeh they might still have some laying around, audio-warehouse.com sells them too just not as cheap i think the fans are for show lol not that much watts
uochronos on 07/26/2004 02:13:56
fans actualy are very ncie to have built into amp in my opinion... even at low wattage applications having the air moving always helps. a differnce of a couple degrees can make a big differnce. in how long thinsg last and what not.
for instance a computer only uses about 300-400watts of power but most good power sources haev 2 fans built in. because they last longer and operate better at lower temps.
racerbizoehm on 07/26/2004 10:18:36
oh yea my comp has one fan and it has a 400 watt supply and that sucker gets hot up to 150 degrees sometiems, but that different than a amp you dont run it like that all day lol, I got a pioneer amp that pumps out 380 rms it doesnt have a fan and it sets under my pickup seat, yeh it does get a little warm, i dont think it will get igniting temperature
compvr15s on 07/29/2004 08:57:24
i know the fans work quite well. i have a budy with an mtx class d amp think its the 500d. puts out a lil more than my kx 600.1s do but damn that think gets hot, i can run both kx6001.s for 5 to 6 hours at 75% volume and you cant really even feel a difference.
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