I am running two peavey Black widow 15's with horns is this amp powerful enough to reach loud. and does it help the bass
83285
I would think you would want a higher rated (wattage) amp. I used mine for running two 100 watt monitors. It worked well, I have since sold it.
83286
Yes it can power your speakers but you won't get the performance you're expecting. it wont help with your bass either. your speaker sounds good, pair it with the right amp. i have both (peavey speaker and nu1000 beringer), but i didn't pair them. beringer has bad reputation for durability and, but mine is working well and meeting my expectations so far. enjoy!
83287
The amp is great. Never had any issues with it. It will put out 160W per channel at 8 ohms ( I believe Peavey Black Widows are 8 ohms) Depending where you are using the setup, it should be loud enough.
83288
this amp will power those speaker "fair" but not to their full potential.. And a amplifier will not add bass to the speakers, the speakers have what the speakers have. If you want more bass then i recommend adding a sub or two, and in that situation this amp would power the monitors pretty nice, especially if you use this amp with a hp filter, or from the outputs of a crossover to power the mains.
2202429
For a small amp it has a lot of power, but not enough to be louder than what you described. It's best use is for practice or jamming with your buds. The 50 watt might be more ideal.
1963122
Well i think that depends on the pickups you have and not the guitar it self. But in general is a good amp and its loud. I Have an ESP LTD ECLIPSE and i rock with this baby very loud. But i have EMG pickups.
546208
Humm... may be not. I use one 8" Kicker with a 500 W amp. Good sound, no overcharges, no distortion, no overheating. I think you could use that amp if you don't want to have your subwoofers to max power. If you need power bass I guess your amp won't be able to manage the peaks.
1835787
Bro I'll be 100% honest it's a good amp but it's for sure not pushin 3000 amps. It hits hard but it has it's limit and will shut off if pushed too hard...one you have it set and equalized right it's a solid amp I have 2 bridged subs on it and it works perfect. Out of the 4 mths I've had it, it's only overheated once and shut off maybe 3 times because I turned it past it's limit lol but overall it's pretty good man iwould suggest it for a good sound for sure!
355884
I don't think sow , the amp. will not be enouth , look for something more powerfull Sr.
385323
That's a good match, IMO. An 8 ohm load will only make ~7-8 watts on this amp. You may start to see some distortion after half volume but even at that point, it's plenty loud. Just keep in mind, it's not a 100 watt amp.. I had that amp connected to a pair of large 100 watt 8 ohm home stereo speakers and it did a great job! If you have a way to adjust the tone on the input audio, it'll rock! Very clean and accurate..
1627203
I wouldn't suggest it. The horn and speaker config in a PA speaker is not designed to work well with a bass amp. Your tone wont be very good. If you decide to go down this path it needs to be able to handle 480 Watts
1813318
I would consider this amp underpowered for your task. Look at its rms power and you should understand why.
1230759
I feel it will give you a good bass line but as far as maxing out, no. It's a decent amp for what your paying for it but it's defiantly not top of the line. You'll get a solid hit. Those speakers are single voice coil so you should be ok.
730856
Hi, I can't say for sure if an amp would help or not. But I can tell you I was less than impressed with the bass when used with my stereo (no ext. amp). I read a lot of good reviews about the sound for the price and they were correct about the price but the sound was very disappointing. I will upgrade when I can, you get what you pay for. Hope that helps
2238222
I think it is, but you won't get good bass out of this amp, and it will start clipping way before is loud enough (very low gain - if you increase the input it will clip). I hooked mine up to two 100W RMS speaker boxes, but because of the lack of bass (my vintage 80W RMS Wintec 6004 put out more Bass), I hooked a 2nd amplifier (300W Sony XM-75HX) using a "Y" cable, to drive two 300W RMS 15" speakers (Boston Acoustics) just for bass. Now I use PQA3100 just for highs and medium frequencies.
629341
This is a Bass Amplifier and pretty much made for a Bass, will it work with a 6 string of course but you may not get the sound you want. Peavey makes a multi purpose Amp that may be what your looking for.
1919476
You usually need 2 farad per thousand watts of power for it to work properly otherwise its useless. Big amps use a lot of power from a car when the bass hits, that's why lights dim. I have this farad cap on a 300 watt infinity reference amp and works perfect for that. But Def. Get a bigger one for a bigger amp. Like I said I wouldn't hook this up to anything more than 500-600 watts as I am sure it is overrated. It's a nice cap though. Keep me posted
2145002
Oh yes it will improve your Bass, you can adjust it to different levels, Mid bass, Hi's Lo's, fade (for speakers) and Volume on the EQ. So you don't have to turn the Volume on the Amp. It's a great unit at an affordable price. I love mine, I bet you will to.
1950685
With out a doubt it will make them hit really hard just make sure that the amp is gain right and you you have some crazy bass.
1494535
As long as u dont rasie the volume too much it should be fine but i would get a more powerful amp