Outlaw M2200 and Polk RT 2000i's-WOW!
ntg
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First I am no expert at audio. I have had an HK AVR55 (65watts per channel stereo) with a pair of Polk RT2000I"s about 5 years now and have enjoyed a trouble free operation of this system.
I have always wanted a little more volume out of this system. I listen to more Music than movies and have a good collection of CD's.
I finally after reading for a long time decided on the Outlaw M2200's and I am very happy with these monos. The sound stage opened up even more than I expected and the amount of volume and clarity this amps brought to the table is well- WOW!
The amps are very well built and I expected them to be more of a gray than black according to pictures on the web site. All my gear is black and they match very well color wise.
They run cool in an enclosed cabinet at loud levels for long periods of time. I do leave the front cabinet door cracked open about 2-3 inches and always have just for little circulation. The M2200's brought me power with a natural warm sound without brightness.
I guess I will order another now for my CS400 center channel to improve my theaters performance.
Thanks Outlaw And Polk
I have always wanted a little more volume out of this system. I listen to more Music than movies and have a good collection of CD's.
I finally after reading for a long time decided on the Outlaw M2200's and I am very happy with these monos. The sound stage opened up even more than I expected and the amount of volume and clarity this amps brought to the table is well- WOW!
The amps are very well built and I expected them to be more of a gray than black according to pictures on the web site. All my gear is black and they match very well color wise.
They run cool in an enclosed cabinet at loud levels for long periods of time. I do leave the front cabinet door cracked open about 2-3 inches and always have just for little circulation. The M2200's brought me power with a natural warm sound without brightness.
I guess I will order another now for my CS400 center channel to improve my theaters performance.
Thanks Outlaw And Polk
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Oh yeah, 200 WPC makes 'em sing, huh. I have the 2000p's. I love 'em. I was listening to a live show last night on HDNET (Alison Krauss and Union Station). Damn fine sound. I would never get rid of them except the fact I have some 3000p's on deck to replace them. I still may keep 'em...
If you can, get the 400i. It will match perfectly.
