Oh hell no...
The Kappa 9's are my last pair of speakers.
Will be selling my Legacy-Audio Focus & Infinity Prelude MTS' some time in the near future.
My KSA Krell is great for the winter as we live in WY. I switch to the PL WOPL's for the rest of the year. They both make the Kappa 9's sing...
And they damn well better!
KSA rated to 4kw @ 0.5 ohm with the Claire Bros WOPL's testing to 513w per channel to 8 ohm.
That's over 1kw per channel @ 8 ohms of Phase Linear bi-amp power that's sweet as honey!
At eight-hunge for the two 1000's it's worth a go.
I seriously doubt they can compete with my amps but, it'll be fun to see what Class D amps sound like w/the 9's.
I'm intrigued by the small package & lack of weight.
It's just a curiosity thing.
I'm pretty sure the Kappa 9's are gonna suck/inhale these two mono blocks half way into the speaker cables, good thing I have some large ones, and pull my power cables tight on the outlets!
Bahahahaaaaa......
Hey dsper...
Huh, don't those Class D amps have a Damping Factor of 1000?
That surprises me.
I would have thought they would start to get harsh on the upper mids and higher freq's.
The Kappa 9's are my last pair of speakers.
Will be selling my Legacy-Audio Focus & Infinity Prelude MTS' some time in the near future.
My KSA Krell is great for the winter as we live in WY. I switch to the PL WOPL's for the rest of the year. They both make the Kappa 9's sing...
And they damn well better!
KSA rated to 4kw @ 0.5 ohm with the Claire Bros WOPL's testing to 513w per channel to 8 ohm.
That's over 1kw per channel @ 8 ohms of Phase Linear bi-amp power that's sweet as honey!
At eight-hunge for the two 1000's it's worth a go.
I seriously doubt they can compete with my amps but, it'll be fun to see what Class D amps sound like w/the 9's.
I'm intrigued by the small package & lack of weight.
It's just a curiosity thing.
I'm pretty sure the Kappa 9's are gonna suck/inhale these two mono blocks half way into the speaker cables, good thing I have some large ones, and pull my power cables tight on the outlets!
Bahahahaaaaa......
Hey dsper...
Huh, don't those Class D amps have a Damping Factor of 1000?
That surprises me.
I would have thought they would start to get harsh on the upper mids and higher freq's.