I was looking for an amplifier to feed my small studio monitor (yamaha NS10) I found and purchased on an used áudio equipment store a COM-TeC 210 amplifier (in a very good conditions and excellent price). I’d like to know if would be fine to employ this amp on a studio monitor situation, since someone told me this amplifier is intend for ambient sound system?
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COMTECH 210 on studio
Started by peron rarez, Mar 10 2006 10:52 AM
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Posted 10 March 2006 - 01:06 PM
The CT210 would work fine as a monitor amp. It has the same basic Grounded-Bridge circuitry used in many of our other amplifier designs with the exception of a few modifications to be able to drive commercial distributed speaker systems as well.
Likewise it was the only one in that series that didn't ship with a fan so if the fan kit wasn't added you would have amplifier that wouldn't add any fan noise to the room.
Likewise it was the only one in that series that didn't ship with a fan so if the fan kit wasn't added you would have amplifier that wouldn't add any fan noise to the room.
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Posted 10 March 2006 - 03:47 PM
Thank you very much for your helpfull and fast reply.
Peron
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