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I have an even smaller smsl desktop amp which does a good 30 watts or more. Great for testing, but I'm thinking of replacing the pot with something with steps for repeatable settings.
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Originally posted by Jeff F. View PostI've got a Lepai 2020A+ powering a pair of Overnight Sensations TM's in my kitchen and I've been thinking of upgrading to a better amp. I was looking at the Dayton APA150 a while ago but didn't buy one. With this price, I may have to buy this Franklin version. Do you guys think it would be a worth while improvement?
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My kitchen will be rocking a little harder soon š To make it even better, I found a $10 coupon code. Thanks for sharing Tom!
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Originally posted by Jeff F. View Post
Really? What did you see in the reviews for the Dayton version that concerned you? I'm considering buying one and would like to know before I buy. I thought the reviews looked good...
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Hmmm, the slope of the Franklin is listed at 18 db/octave and the Dayton at 12 db/octave... both 50-150 adjustable. I'm guessing that's a typo... can't imagine they would be different, but who knows.
RPB, good see!
jeff, if you often crank it up, the Franklin might be a good step up. Plus it could live on for other uses over the years too. But don't let me spend your dough. š
TomZ
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Originally posted by Jeff F. View PostI've got a Lepai 2020A+ powering a pair of Overnight Sensations TM's in my kitchen and I've been thinking of upgrading to a better amp. I was looking at the Dayton APA150 a while ago but didn't buy one. With this price, I may have to buy this Franklin version. Do you guys think it would be a worth while improvement? Or, is the Lepai good enough?
Dan
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Originally posted by rpb View Post
I think I saw different low pass filters listed. The reviews on the PE version made me uncomfortable about purchasing one. (Not that I need one anyway.)1 Photo
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Originally posted by mattk View Post
Shouldn't be any difference. Someone posted about Franklin a while back, and PE explained that Franklin is PE's brand for installers.
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Originally posted by tmhutson View PostAnd idea what the difference is from the Dayton? I bought one a while ago. Just bought an open box special, and may buy another at this price. I am going to play with active setup in the future.
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And idea what the difference is from the Dayton? I bought one a while ago. Just bought an open box special, and may buy another at this price. I am going to play with active setup in the future.
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To bad the shipping cost to sweden make the price close to list price in sweden.
regards//lasse
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I've got a Lepai 2020A+ powering a pair of Overnight Sensations TM's in my kitchen and I've been thinking of upgrading to a better amp. I was looking at the Dayton APA150 a while ago but didn't buy one. With this price, I may have to buy this Franklin version. Do you guys think it would be a worth while improvement? Or, is the Lepai good enough?
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You guys get what I'm talking about.
And I forgot one of the best parts... that nice warm "transistory" smell once it gets up to temp!
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