900.7

[shaheen]

Ok, so tell me about these, who has em , how powerful are they , flexible and worth the money

[Francious70]

Flexible. Yes

Worth the money. I'd say yes, but it all depends on YOUR definition of value

Powerful. Oh HELL yes

Who has one. I know Tom (Stipud) has one.

[shaheen]

paper specs do not look all that
but then again neither do the

[stipud]

They are nice and versatile. I bridged mine down to 250x2 + 500x1, or you can run 7 speakers independently. Sounds good, and produces more power than I will ever need. My AL version only ways 10lbs

The hardware is pretty robust too... 18 output devices (2 per normal channel, and 4 per sub output), 2 TO-247 rectifier diodes, and 12 power supply MOSFETs.

Input Capacitance: 8 x 2200uF 16v = 17600uF
Rail Capacitance: 8 x 4700uF 35v = 37600uF

The rail caps are impressive:


For reference, here is my Ti1200.1. Way less capacitance, but it has dual power supplies. I think it might even be an internally bridged dual-mono amp.

[shaheen]

Thanks dudes, I think thats settles it , next month I will be the owner of a Ti 900.7 , to add to the collection.

Purchasing from Andy

[stipud]

When I benched it, I got a solid 300x2 + 600x1 out of it, without clipping. There's not a ton of headroom in the output devices though, so I opted to keep it at 250. The difference was inaudible anyways...

[MW3]

900.7 is an excellent amp. One of my personal favorites.

[dgoodhue]

When I benched it, I got a solid 300x2 + 600x1 out of it, without clipping. There's not a ton of headroom in the output devices though, so I opted to keep it at 250. The difference was inaudible anyways...

Wow that is pretty solid, I had noticed in the spec the sub channels seem beefier than a normal 50 x 2 amp.

My first impression of that amp was 50 x 7, WTF I am I going to use 7 channels for with only 50 watts/per channel