Just purchased two MINT Soundcraftsmen Pro Power 10 AMPS!

madmax

The soundcraftsmens I've had are very close to tube sound. Thats saying a lot. One thing that really impresses me is that you can listen at very low levels and get extremely good quality sound. This is something that tubes do very well but few SS amps can. Of course at power they kick ****.
madmax

slawek B&W802

steveinaz wrote:

I've had a number of Soundcraftsmen amps, they have a warm tonal quality and are great if your source is a little over-analytical/cold. Tons of reserve power and run cool. My last "pair" were PM-840's I had bridged for 600watts/rms; they were sold here to members. They were 15 yrs old and still ran perfect!

Hello. I jut get two Soundcraftsmen prp-power four, and B&W 802 Matrix 2 speakers-two enters to each for high and low, Can You give me idea ho to bi-amp or bi-wire that sistem?? Thanks

slawek B&W802

Hello. I jut get two Soundcraftsmen prp-power four, and B&W 802 Matrix 2 speakers-two enters to each for high and low, Can You give me idea ho to bi-amp or bi-wire that sistem?? Thanks

slawek B&W802

XJRGUY wrote: »

Hi,

I just picked up a matched pair of these amps!

They are in mint condition and I'd like to see if anyone has any detailed info on them.

I was originally going to get a Sunfire Signature, but saw these two Soundcraftsmen Pro Power 10's and had to have them.

From what I gather they are 4 channel, 240 watt per channel amps.

They can be bridged to 2 or 3 channels as well, the 2 channel mode being 600+watts per channel into 8 ohms. I am going to use one amp in this mode to drive my new Polk RTi12's.

The other Pro Power 10 I am going to put into 3 channel mode and run my CSi5 and FXi5's.

Since I am coming from a Sony STR-DA777ES Receiver as the powersource and now migrating to the two Soundcraftsmen, what can I expect?

Thanks in advance.

Tim

Hello. I got two Soundcraftsmen Pro Power Four. Can you give me hand ,, How to bridge them???? Thanks