Phoenix Gold Phorum

Updated info -

• 24dB Variable Low Pass and Subsonic Crossovers (Ti2500.1, Ti1500.1)
• 18dB Variable High and Low Pass Crossovers (Ti800.4, Ti600.4)
• Crossovers feature 41 Detents for Exact Frequency Selection
• Audiophile Bi-Polar Output Transistors (Ti800.4, Ti600.4)
• High Efficiency Class D Topology (Ti2500.4, Ti1500.4)
• Massive Unregulated Power Supplies featuring Hand Wound Transformers
• Power Output Peak Indicators
• 1/0 Gauge Direct Insert Power Terminals
• LPL44 - Low Pass Level Control Ready
• RMD -Remote Monitoring Display Port
• Advanced Thermal and Protection Circuitry

Ti2500.1
1500 x 1 @ 2 ohm
2500 x 1 @ 1 ohm

Ti1500.1
1100 x 1 @ 2 ohm
1500 x 1 @ 1 ohm

Ti800.4
125 x 4 @ 4 ohm Stereo
200 x 4 @ 2 ohm Stereo
400 x 2 @ 4 ohm Bridged

Ti600.4
100 x 4 @ 4 ohm Stereo
150 x 4 @ 2 ohm Stereo
300 x 2 @ 4 ohm Bridged

Available in April

very very nice!!!! thanks for the pics

What amp is that in the pic showing the inside? Is that the 600.4 or 800.4?

They look great

scottn29 wrote:What amp is that in the pic showing the inside? Is that the 600.4 or 800.4?

They look great

its not the 600.4 the 2nd pic is

Ti800.4 guts are shown...

We really put a lot of attention to detail into all levels of the amplifier. I think you will see that when they hit the market.

Packaging, circuit design, features, fit n' finish.

what the board say?


"my dad xxxxxxxxxxx who is your daddy?

Looks like a lot of heatsink there, I like it.

My dad is an M44, who's your daddy

Nice

haha, nice

VERY NICE !!!!!!!!!! I cant wait

SWEET!

Love the little screen print on the board... tells me you guys really ARE thinking about the hardcore fans - cause you know we'll be in there.

>My dad is an M44, who's your daddy <

Nice!!!

Very clean design. Nice conservative look as well.

Not good enough to make me replace my Ti500.4, but it's definitely a stout, well engineered amp from the looks of it! I'm definitely looking forward to the eventual new top line replacement

"Ti2500.1
1500 x 1 @ 2 ohm
2500 x 1 @ 1 ohm "



hellzyeah

ah........ man................ shit.......... After all my bs I have to say I like the look

Clean edges for easy to make cover boards, connections and controls all on one side, not overstated and still sexy.

The only thing that confuses me is the heatsink. It looks like on the pic on the top that it would be almost made for a fan to push/pull some air through there, and even looks like there is an opening on the top. The pic on the bottom has what I would think to be the vent to allow air for the heatsink but it is on the bottom by the connections on the opposit side off the sink? Is it going to be fan cooled or have the option for it?

i was hope'n this would come out, whaen i got my rsdc 12's i was looking for a pg amp for them.. and price estimats yet ?

ooh, that is a good candidate for a link! do it morgan. you know you want to!

Clean and sexy. Nice design!

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The only thing that confuses me is the heatsink. It looks like on the pic on the top that it would be almost made for a fan to push/pull some air through there, and even looks like there is an opening on the top. The pic on the bottom has what I would think to be the vent to allow air for the heatsink but it is on the bottom by the connections on the opposit side off the sink? Is it going to be fan cooled or have the option for it?END QUOTE

Good call ttocs, that is an interesting question, like you said looks to be fan friendly, could you elaborate Morgan?

What are the dimensions???????


As stated before, as soon (whenever that is????) as my grandmas estate $$ comes in, I'm buying at least the 2500 and very possibly the 600.4 too. I want to do my amp rack ahead of time. Thanks you.

Ti600.4 and Ti1500.1 Dimensions:

16.85” L x 9.8” W x 2.5” H
428mm x 252mm x 62mm

Ti800.4 and Ti2500.1 Dimensions:

20.4” L x 9.8” W x 2.5” H
518mm x 252mm x 62mm

As for the heatsink, we located the transistor's more towards the center of the amplifier to take better advantage of the entire mass available on the heatsink. Heatsink provides 10+ grams per millimeter of mass. Most amplifiers have 6 grams per millimeter, so we have gone a bit overboard but that is what PG amps are about.

You could add a small internal fan if you wanted too but its not really necessary. The monoblocks are literally impossible to thermal due to their efficiency.

Got my thumbs up

Wait, wut?

Titanium shmanium... what I wanna know is... since when is Mo back at PG?

:waves:

What's up, man? You still in PDX?

PM me your digits... love to catch up!

Like you always said... The rubber's gotta meet the road!

-Tad

Tad... A blast from the past...

Drop me a line.

morgan.west@aampofamerica.com

Now this is what I was hoping for. When can we expect to purchase the TI?