shrimants
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I have a pair of vintage speakers. I thought I had an amp built in to my subwoofer. I was wrong, my subwoofer amp is pretty sub par. So i'm left with no amplifier and no reciever in the entire house to power these Pioneer HPM-60 speakers with.
The speakers want 30 watts each (recommended) or 60 watts RMS max recommended each. Obviously I can put any bigger amp on it and just not turn the amp up as loud. I'm not sure, but I feel like anything lower than 20 watts per channel will be cutting it too close.
Anyways, do you guys have any recommendations for full kits that I can try? I was hoping that something similar to the CMOY existed but something that was geared towards speakers. Maybe a class D or some other opamp based 30-60 watt amp (per channel) design?
I did find the chipamp.com website. Is that a recommended website to buy from? Have you guys tried anything in particular?
Alternatively, theres a couple of amps like the Lepai t-amp 2020 or something and theres a couple dayton t-amps like the DT-100a. Those are valid choices too. I figured that if I'm going to have to spend money on this, i might as well have some fun with it and make it a project of some sort while my funds recharge for other stuff I have to save up for. (computer monitor, computer cooling, keyboard/mouse)
The speakers want 30 watts each (recommended) or 60 watts RMS max recommended each. Obviously I can put any bigger amp on it and just not turn the amp up as loud. I'm not sure, but I feel like anything lower than 20 watts per channel will be cutting it too close.
Anyways, do you guys have any recommendations for full kits that I can try? I was hoping that something similar to the CMOY existed but something that was geared towards speakers. Maybe a class D or some other opamp based 30-60 watt amp (per channel) design?
I did find the chipamp.com website. Is that a recommended website to buy from? Have you guys tried anything in particular?
Alternatively, theres a couple of amps like the Lepai t-amp 2020 or something and theres a couple dayton t-amps like the DT-100a. Those are valid choices too. I figured that if I'm going to have to spend money on this, i might as well have some fun with it and make it a project of some sort while my funds recharge for other stuff I have to save up for. (computer monitor, computer cooling, keyboard/mouse)