Proline 3000 - People blowing drivers or Amp

Yes - I think that once you get to rail voltages over +/- 95 or so, you really need to go H or G to avoid excessive  stress on the output devices.

I remember reading an article once about how there can be more stress on the O/P transistors with the volume less than 100% due to the fact that the devices are having to drop a substancial amount of voltage, rather than just working in 'swithching' mode.

And then add in phase shifts, etc:

All i can say is that on deton website there are a whole new line of AONE amplifiers.

Before we had Deeton AONE 3600 (marketed ny thomann as the proline 3000 we know) and the AONE 4400 wich, unfortunately, almost none of us has seen in real life. The new AONE series has 3 amps: A_ONE I, A-ONE II and A-ONE III. They are indeed class AB , the faceplate looks almost identical but the speacs and the rear are way different, a total different amplifier. I don't think that thomann could ship an amp so different in place of the old amp without warning the buyer.

Also new Deton amps have poor specs: damping factor and slew rates are very poor. Hope t hey don't go downill like naphon did.

Also, i must point out that thomann never advertised ta 2400 and proline 3000's as class H amplifiers on their websites or manual, no information on the class of these amplifiers has ever been available from thomann and the schematics have never been available. Honestly i can't recall if deton has ever advertised the AONE 3600 as a class H amp or not but, on their website, AONE 3600's specs are still available and there's no mention of the class of that amp.

I do think they are class H at this point but, more than that, i would be interested in knowing how they would perform in a home stereo setup in terms of sound quality

Totally agree.

Please can you comment on the sound quality of the proline 3000?

I would love to use it FULL RANGE for listening / monitoring pourpose.

Right now i'm using a qsc rmx 2450...would the proline 3000 be a step down?