this amp will cover a hall with about 300 people or i need to get the nu6000
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It depends on the speakers and their sensitivity, size of the hall. and type of music being played.
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It depends what you're driving. If you're driving guitar amp, then NU3000 would be sufficient at driving 4-8 ohms speakers wired in a 4 ohm load. (Parallel wiring, stereo setup).If you are driving a PA setup using 12", 15"' or 18" inch woofers with a crossover, midrange and a tweeter, I would probably step up to a NU6000 because your crossover and extra speakers are going to use up a lot of that power.
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You did not mention what you need it for and what speakers you have. For amplifying voice it is more than enough power. If you're a dj and are planning to play music you will need a second nu 3000 connected to a subwoofer. If you have 8 ohm speakers you get sbout 200 watts per channel. For more power you can connect two speakers on each channel making an impedance of 4 ohms.
1167083
I used a 1600 amp and it was a fusion amp it works fine the speaker hits hard.
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It should. I am running 6 pairs of speakers wired in parallel (3) each zone of the amp, A & B. Each room has its own volume/ on off impedence matching control so I can only use the speakers in the room I want. I do have issues with the amp cutting out when the volume level is set too high (above level 40) but not an issue as I control the volume individually in the rooms anyways. Still very loud, just have to balance the load properly. I first bought the amp to work with a cheaper 6 zone switch but I burnt that switch out. I belive my impedence controlling room controls were causing issues and it overheated.
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I would say 80 is really pushing it. With a crowd that big, it'll be difficult to overcome the crowd noise. And the area needed for a party that size will probably be a bit beyond the range of what this system can deliver. The system is geared more towards home theater, so for your specific needs I'd recommend looking elsewhere.
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i am going to to give you my onest opinon about this amp i ran it on two 12s inch rockford fosgates wired down to 4 ohms bridged and it did pretty good for a $60 amp made by pyramid.ok if you decide to use 15s i would sugest you go with the four ch model the pb618 that way you can run it bridged a 15 on the front ch and a 15 on the rear ch that should keep it from over heating and to get the most out of this amp get the xover model no CR73 G and it will work those 15s pretty good but for the 15s i would go ahead and get the pyramid pb 3818 that will get the job done and its only $80 i have two pb 3818 strapped to two 15 pw1586 x and i be setting off alarms 100 feet away check out some of my vidios on you tube the set up is 90% pyramid my ch is masterblaster735 check it out so far i have got noting but thumbs up i hope this help you make the right decision
1821165
I actually just use a Yamaha multi-channel receiver. Live in an apartment so space is limited. Have heard great things about the N22 though as a good entry level pre-amp.
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My unqualified opinion is yes. The 60 watts will not give you the volume you may require, however. Look for a larger amp. (If you have the 60 watt amp already, try it you have nothing to loose.) Good luck.
1827023
This amp will rock for what you have planned. You should be able to run 2 bookshelf 6" speakers no problem.
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Um, No I can't. But the two I purchased are really Load and will cover a VERY LARGE Auditorium. One thing I will say is that the RCA Output jacks on the back broke almost immediately! The outside metal parts of the connector pulled off the speaker and came off with the RCA Cord. Bill
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Yea there will be plenty of power. And you can signal the 6x9s for more bass and low tones and 6.5s for the highs. This is a "4" channel btw haha
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I am definitely not a sound expert. And more of a techie who loves loud parties. I have the NU1000 connected to 2 separate EUROLIVE B212D, rated 550 Watts each. And this amp performs without a sweat. I can only get the volume to about 50% - 60% before the pretty women are complaining that theirs ears cannot take it. But even at high volumes, the amp does not overheat, no sound distortion, nice base, no power outages, no lights dimming. So I am sure 4 200W speakers will be fine. definitely throw in an equalizer to take full advantage of the 12' Woofer. I run my parties thru a laptop. So most software based equalizers are crappy. Better to get a real dedicated equalizer. I am definitely not a sound expert. And more of a techie who loves loud parties. I have the NU1000 connected to 2 separate EUROLIVE B212D, rated 550 Watts each. And this amp performs without a sweat. I can only get the volume to about 50% - 60% before the pretty women are complaining that theirs ears cannot take it. But even at high volumes, the amp does not overheat, no sound distortion, nice base, no power outages, no lights dimming. So I am sure 4 200W speakers will be fine. definitely throw in an equalizer to take full advantage of the 12' Woofer. I run my parties thru a laptop. So most... » Read More I am definitely not a sound expert. And more of a techie who loves loud parties. I have the NU1000 connected to 2 separate EUROLIVE B212D, rated 550 Watts each. And this amp performs without a sweat. I can only get the volume to about 50% - 60% before the pretty women are complaining that theirs ears cannot take it. But even at high volumes, the amp does not overheat, no sound distortion, nice base, no power outages, no lights dimming. So I am sure 4 200W speakers will be fine. definitely throw in an equalizer to take full advantage of the 12' Woofer. I run my parties thru a laptop. So most software based equalizers are crappy. Better to get a real dedicated equalizer. « Show Less
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Felix, I have the Pioneer in a bedroom that is a bit over 300 sq ft and it is plenty loud. It also has enough connections for your sources.
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Hi Adam, I am using Music Hall PA1.2 MM/MC Phono Pre Amp, paired with Audio Space Preamp Line 3.1 and AS9M-MARK III mono block amplifier and a pair of Thiel 2.7 speakers.
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Can only speak about the centre I bought depends on how much power your amp is running mine is 100watts per channel more than enough for room 18ft by 10ft
955889
It depends on the gig; I've used it live for small clubs (less than 30 people, smallish room) and it works great. It gets surprisingly loud! For a bigger show you would probably be mic'd anyway, at least in my area so it would be fine for that as well. These days, if you show up with a larger amp you probably won't be able to turn it up enough to work the amp at all and it won't sound good anyway.
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you will need an amp/receiver, make sure that the model you elect will accommodate a turntable or you will need a phono-preamp as well.
649048
I'm no expert but I recommend Pioneer's 1300W amp. It will sound amazing with that!