Would you recommend these amps my Monitors??

[neffi7]

so i have a Behringer B2030P http://www.behringer.com/B2030P/index.cfm?lang=eng and i am looking to get some amps for it. let me add i am not too sure about how the specs work as i am new to home recording....i have seen these Alpine car amps for a good price http://www.alpine-usa.com/US-en/prod...model=MRP-F250 not sure if i can use car amps for a studio but excuse my lack of knowledge here...pls i need some advice as to whther this is a good combination...pls let me know..if not...i can do with some suggestion for amps.....the specs i can search for and things of that such

thanks a lot

[Massive Master]

No, you aren't going to want an automotive amplifier running your monitors.

There are tons (literally) of "extremely budget-friendly" amps at the normal outlets -- Behringer, Alesis, Samson, Art... If you want to step up the game considerably, you can look for used amps -- Bryston, Rotel (the high-current lines), Hafler.

[solo2racr]

Lets say that I already have (I do) a nice clean(VERY low ripple) 12V 20A power supply, Two older Phoenix gold amps (M25 & M50 - transparent and sweet sound) and a nice old active xover. What would be the down side from using this as opposed to buying purpose built monitor amps?

[Steenamaroo]

check the output specifications on your golds, and compare that to the output specs of a samson/alesis/whatever,

i don't know if there's a difference, but if there is, that's the way to find it.



i got an alesis ra100 (they do an ra150) for like,£80.

cheap and cheerful. two ins, two outs two volumes and an on/off,,

but that's what you want isn't it?