Re: slimline power amp suggestions?

[Louie Angulo <louie.angulo@googlemail.com>]

talking about this makes me jump in into the subject ,ive been
debating wether i should sell my little AER compact 60 and get the AER
domino 3 i just love the sound of this babies with the acoustic
guitars and even putting my Ethos overdrive with its speaker out
through it.
This would allow me to completly bypass a mixer,hook uo my stereo
guitar outs,my microphone voice fx and harmonizers and put my looper
in its fx sends and play small bars without having to haul a whole
P.A.
here it is:
4  independent real channels
true stereo
2x85 watt 8" Speakers
2 effectboards independently with each 16 digital Effects
Channel mutes
DI out controllable
left and right outs
sends and returns
aux in
master Output
weights 14 kilos
i just wonder how the stereo fx would sound compared to a P.A.,off
course i could hook up a powered speaker in the back
price is high but might be worth it,i havent come across something
like this cheaper yet
any thoughts,opinions?

heres a link
http://www.aer-amps.info/images/stories/pdf_data/Flyer/Domino3.pdf

cheers
Luis










On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 7:42 AM, Rick Walker <looppool@cruzio.com> wrote:
> On 7/22/64 11:59 AM, nick@12testing.net wrote:
>
> I'm after a *small and light* stereo power amp to minimise my setup -
> around 40 watts per side, ideally. Any suggestions?
>
> Ever since the advent of very high quality and lightweight powered p.a.
> speakers and monitor
> speakers  I haven't even looked at a stereo power amplifier.
>
> Have you considered such a solution, Nick?
>
> I have the 10" RCF powered monitors which go down to 40 cycles with 
> impunity
> and
> they are excellent.......powerful and you can just send a mic cable from
> them to a p.a.
> and use them as your own monitors if you ever do a large venue.    Very
> lightweight,
> I can't more highly recommend them and I've used the comparable Mackie 
> 10"
> powered mains
> which I like (but greatly prefer the RCFs --  they go 10 cycles lower and
> are more compact and
> easier to dolly).
>
> rick walker
>
>
>



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