1.75 to 3.25 sealed

3.0 to 4.0 vented. If you have to squeeze in a 2.5 per sub it can be done but vent lengths get difficult.

These will be shipping later this month. Boom goes the dynamite.

Gents,

Please email directly at [email protected] if you are in search of Elite (or any PG product).

Morgan

Possibly a bad freq potentiometer, a very common issue with ZX series.

Turn the crossover off and see if left channel returns to normal.

Roughly 30 left and demand is remaining steady.

All Tantrum models are MOSFET.

T1200.1 also uses MOSFETs but uses the Tripath Chipset so its an entirely different animal itself.

This would work fine. Two Elite.1's strapped into 4 ohms would be about 5000 watts.

Check the manual for the diagram. Just wire the voice coils in series on the woofer.

$1299.99 US MSRP

The will be sold in Canada, sorry no yellow ones this time!

One thing I would like to add is that the Elite series was built to not only sound excellent but be ultra reliable.

We overbuilt the amplifier in nearly every way possible. T

ZPAs are excellent amps, but they break and break a lot.

Direct from our production QC data the Elite.4 does the following power: Normal: 4 ohms: 180 to 185 watts x 4 2 ohms: 290 to 300 watts x 4 1 ohm: 340 to 350 watts x 4 (Music/Reactive Load) Bridged: 4 ohms: 580 to 600 watts x 2 2 ohms: 680 to 700 watts x 2 (Music/Reactive Load) Keep in mind, this amp...

RSD and Ti tweeter are the same. Its a darn good tweeter, there was no reason to change it.

The mids have some small things that are different than the RSD.

Elite tweeter is a completely different driver entirely.

Just not a fan of the spec.

I will dig around for damping factor, but its a fairly useless spec that has been abused by marketing gurus.

We went blue because we liked the look, more importantly the traces were more easily visible from a manufacturing standpoint. We use black boards on Ti series and and if you ever had to build or trouble shoot one of those amps you better have a good set of eyes. Remember these amps are engineered li...

Keep'em coming!

You like that eh?

Most of our amps have special little treats like that.

If someone comes up with a cool phrase, it might just end up in the next PG amp.

An Elite.4 is on its way to Eric for a review.

I don't have an exact date on AIV stock status, I will try to find out.

Ti1600.5 makes roughly 400w at 4 ohms for the sub channel.

Elite amps are now shipping...

We will see if I can get one in Eric's hands for some testing.

More news to follow...

Either of those amps will have no problem driving those speakers. The front and rear channels are stable to 2 ohms. Both are excellent amps. The Ti has a little more power and headroom, downside is that its a big amp. The SD1300.5 is an amazing value for its size, its actually one of our best sellin...

Stupid hit the nail on the head.

Do not run a T1200.1 at 1 ohm, its absolutely not made for that load.

You can try and clean it, but eventually it will come back in my experience.

Replace it with a new switch is the only sure way to fix it.

In that case I suggest Valeks1 services.

A woofer with roughly 20mm of peak to peak Xmax would be a decent reference point.

The SD1300.5 has been a very good seller for us. Its got surprisingly strong power especially on the sub channel in such a small pacakage. It will toss around any decent pair of 12s you put on the sub channels, its a conservative 800 watts. Front and rear channels are full range class D, so they don...

Rob,

Great to meet you too. Nice to see your work in person!

Appreciate your support.