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Points: 1257 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote slaz Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 January 2012 at 11:19pm
Originally posted by rich_gale rich_gale wrote:

Originally posted by Saturnus Saturnus wrote:

rich, you get dummer to listen to by the post. It's obvious at this point you have too many posts if you can't figure it out.

I been here a long time.  and not run into idiots like you before.    you are like a grey cloud mate.  so unhelpful.  hopefully you'll go away soon.
 

Slaz puts it perfectly.  its no skin off my nose, I get bored of his continued desire to be pedantic in an unhelpful and misleading way.  I just hope this prick doesn't deter too many people from using common sense.  


.... although I must say I've been a  bit inclined before now to get a tad pedantic when folk ask highly ambiguous questions - without thinking a bit, and stating something about requirements/expectations/performance/priorities/context etc.
We shouldn't have to ask a zillion questions before offering help/advice/solutions.
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What I want can be an amp module or integrated, it's not a problem. This amp will be used for speaker  measurement, essentially response curve that can be done anywhere on 12v.  I don't want class T or D because I've founded these amps are more sensitive to the load than A/B class. I think I will use just 1 watt on measurement, but need headroom so why 10 to 20 watts.
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What you really want is a Genesis amp. They are lovely sounding things. However they are technically class G/H. That said any small amp from a respected manufacturer would do you. This doesn't include Sony, unless it's their premium stuff. Anyways, what's your budget?

Which reminds me, I wonder what Gordons upto these days.
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