Alesis ra-150

Pauly
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Never heard of these amps. Didnt find much no CP about these. Worth 100 bucks?
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Probably not. It's a not a home audio amp & it's got a fan in it which is going to annoy you. I'd get an Adcom 535 instead. More wattage, no fan, about the same price.Gallo Ref 3.1 : Bryston 4b SST : Musical fidelity CD Pre : VPI HW-19
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Probably not. It's a not a home audio amp & it's got a fan in it which is going to annoy you. I'd get an Adcom 535 instead. More wattage, no fan, about the same price.
Where did you get that it has a fan in it?
From the product page:
Cool, quiet operation.
Designed for studio use, each RA series amp incorporates advanced convection cooling for heat dissipation. The result is long, stable operation unaffected by heat-related complications, without the added distraction and annoyance of fan cooling. And eliminating the danger of losing hard-to- hear details due to noisy amp performance.
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I think you're right Less, I kinda remember in the Manny's(NYC) catalogs I used to get, they advertized the Alesis amps as a being good amp for a recording studio. And of course the had the Alesis Monitors also.
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Looks like a Behringer A500.engtaz
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Polkie2009 wrote: »I think you're right Less, I kinda remember in the Manny's(NYC) catalogs I used to get, they advertized the Alesis amps as a being good amp for a recording studio. And of course the had the Alesis Monitors also.
I've heard an older Alesis amp, don't recall the model, (100wpc) it was very neutral sounding, and very clean. Very desirable traits for a studio amp. It would make a great base for a bedroom/small room system.