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whats up wit these amps? when did they come out?

they are two types of ryval amps.

1 for the euro market that came out a few years ago as an octane-r clone. and the new black ones (which are pg's new budget line) about 2 months ago. they are pretty decent for the price.

and the route 66 amps are all sold out or whats the word on those, i doubt they will hit Canada,

ah..route 66 sold out quite a while ago...

Thumper88 wrote:ah..route 66 sold out quite a while ago...

they didnt, they totally didn't, they aren't even shipping yet. Although many are going to Canada through trends

Bfowler wrote:

Thumper88 wrote:ah..route 66 sold out quite a while ago...

they didnt, they totally didn't, they aren't even shipping yet. Although many are going to Canada through trends

negative. the route66 has been sold out for quite a long time.

the roadster 66 isnt sold out, though.

fuckers with their similar names!

Bfowler wrote:

Thumper88 wrote:ah..route 66 sold out quite a while ago...

they didnt, they totally didn't, they aren't even shipping yet. Although many are going to Canada through trends

Wow I would expect more attention to detail from a BMW owner

Mastiff wrote:
Wow I would expect more attention to detail from a BMW owner

....

anyway they've got a beast in this ryval line.... ryval V8001
stated for 1.6k peak , something like 1.2k rms.....not bad for for budget line huh....

http://www.phoenixgold.com/2004/ryvalamps.html
check it out and looks like PG has finally updated their site....

wow, its about damn time.............

Mastiff wrote:

Bfowler wrote:

Thumper88 wrote:ah..route 66 sold out quite a while ago...

they didnt, they totally didn't, they aren't even shipping yet. Although many are going to Canada through trends

Wow I would expect more attention to detail from a BMW owner

bmw owners know how to transcend beyond what he wrote, to arrive at what he meant. i then reverted my answer back into his terms to answer his question.

Bfowler wrote: bmw owners know how to transcend beyond what he wrote, to arrive at what he meant. i then reverted my answer back into his terms to answer his question.

Well apparently while you and your BMW were in transcendence you seem to have lost your ability to spell the word know.

Or are the misspellings intentional due to your “reversion” of your answer back into his terms?

And yes I am being condescending.

i don't know what you are talking about....(in no way did i just abuse my mod privileges to make it look like you don't know what you are talking about)

Bfowler wrote:i don't know what you are talking about....(in no way did i just abuse my mod privileges to make it look like you don't know what you are talking about)

yea but the site ratted you out

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Bfowler wrote:i don't know what you are talking about....(in no way did i just abuse my mod privileges to make it look like you don't know what you are talking about)

nice...well played

I just noticed something about the Ryval line, they have both the RMD and an LPL, but the RSd doesn't. That seems a little backwards to me.

i've got the rsd1200.1 and rsd250.2 . The former has both but the latter has got only the RMD.

only thing bout the rsd mono amp is that it doesnt have a config swich where u can bypass the on board x-over/SSF , even oct-r had it.
Other than that it has all the usual stuffs.

And looks like the new generation PG multi-channel amps doesnt have the LPL onboard but they do have config switch....

only the mono amps in both lines have the lpl's.

(yeah i know....errin tried to tell them that was retarded.)

AVICJR wrote:I just noticed something about the Ryval line, they have both the RMD and an LPL, but the RSd doesn't. That seems a little backwards to me.

Only the mono amps in both lines have both RMD and LPL.

What is up with this peak power listing crap on the ryval amps?

Mackenzie wrote:What is up with this peak power listing crap on the ryval amps?

thats what their budget level competitors do, and that's what the type of people who buy those amps look at

Peak power is what sells to the low dollar consumers, hence the entry product gets the Peak ratings.

The amps were tested to CEA specs however they just did not get the label since it costs $, and since it is an entry amp there is no real reason to add an expense to it that may not mean a thing to the targeted market.

Keep in mind the model numbers (with exception of the mono unit) reflect the CEA power rating.

the 1502 will produce ~150 watts a channel @ 4 ohms. While the 8001 will do 600 @ 4.

VW337 wrote: the 1502 will produce ~150 watts a channel @ 4 ohms. While the 8001 will do 600 @ 4.

8001 puts out 600w@4 , will it double that at 2 Ohms ??

I don't see why not.