WW, Now those look like a couple of "Groin Grabbers" for sure !!
Looking forward to your listening impressions !!
Yes, they are a bit stout. Without any break in or a long warm up period, they are very detailed and I've never had as much bottom end before. So, off to a good start.
Sweet monoblocks!! They're really cool looking. About how much do those things weigh each? And what's the power output? Congrats and enjoy!
I bought the stand from http://www.studiotech.com/. They had the best price on the stand, which was available from several different sites.I really like that stand too BTW.
I'm not sure of actual weight. Each box was 61 pounds, so take some away for packaging and they are around 50 pounds each. Here are the specs:
POWER OUTPUT
16 Ohms - minimum 100 watts 20Hz to 20kHz
8 Ohms - minimum 200 watts 20Hz to 20kHz
4 Ohms - minimum 400 watts 20Hz to 20kHz
Total T.H.D. & I.M. Distortion
4 to 16 Ohms less than .05% at any power level up to rated
at any frequency or combination of frequencies between 20Hz and 20kHz.
Input Impedance and Sensitivity
1 volt R.M.S. across 50kohms for 200 watts into 8 ohms on the unbalanced input.
(note: the impedance value can be adjusted to any value up to 1 megohm-consult the factory)
+/- 1 volt R.M.S. across +/- 70kohms for 200 watts into 8 ohms on the balanced input.
Input selector switch for balanced or unbalanced
Frequency response and power bandwidth at rated power
8 ohms - better than +/- .2 dB 20Hz to 20kHz
4 ohms - better than +/- .3 dB 20Hz to 20kHz
Stability
100 % stable into any load angle 0 to 90 degrees,
capacitive or inductive, regardless of waveshape
Damping factor
Greater than 250 at 20Hz
Noise
Better than -120dB relative to full rated power
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