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3072.1 | | NCMAIL::SOFIA | Fenders belong on cars! | Thu Apr 20 1995 09:11 | 1 |
| I guess no one knows any details about this amp?
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3072.2 | overheating... | MADMXX::KNOX | Rock'n'Roll Refugee | Thu Apr 20 1995 09:50 | 8 |
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I've used Hafler's before. While they are a nice clean amp,
I've had problems with overheating shutdowns...
Just my 2 cents,
Bill_K
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3072.3 | Intended use vs design | MILKWY::JACQUES | Vintage taste, reissue budget | Thu Apr 20 1995 10:53 | 11 |
| I believe these were mainly designed for home stereo applications,
not pro-audio. If it is designed for home use, it may not be as
road-worthy as it needs to be for a PA application.
It also may be intended for an 8 ohm load. Unless it has a fan, it
probably won't like a 4 ohm load. I would suggest you find a phone
number for Hafler and request a manual. I'm pretty sure they are still
in business.
Mark
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3072.4 | Thank you | NCMAIL::SOFIA | Fenders belong on cars! | Thu Apr 20 1995 14:42 | 7 |
| Thanks folks. The gent I bought this from say's the "P" means Hafler's
professional series for musicians (this thing has 1/4 inch input jacks and
banana output jacks).
I wasn't very sucessful finding a phone number for Hafler.
Joe
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3072.5 | | MADMXX::KNOX | Rock'n'Roll Refugee | Thu Apr 20 1995 15:04 | 12 |
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I know folks that use the haflers for PA applications. There
is a way to bump up the temp threshold (which is 85 degrees-F).
I'll try to find out just how this is done...
If you're looking for good, clean, reliable power amps for
a very reasonable price... try the Carvin amps. I just bought
a couple of 1000w Carvins for $599 each... I've been using one
for a monitors and the other for the low-end... great amp!!
/Billy_K
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3072.6 | | MLOBU1::BROOKS | Phasers don't kill, people kill | Thu Apr 20 1995 18:48 | 1 |
| I'm big on the AB Internetional amps. The 1100A is a fine unit.
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3072.7 | thanks again | NCMAIL::SOFIA | Fenders belong on cars! | Mon Apr 24 1995 10:01 | 8 |
| I've gotten some mail offline that has pointed me in the right direction.
Hafler is now a division of, or merged with, Rockford Fosgate. I called
them today and they claim to be sending me a manual.
Thanks to all who've responded.
Joe
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