Mono Amplifier..

[TennesseeOutlaw]

Something like a Marantz MA500 or MA6100.. Or a Outlaw Audio Mono-block.. Any other suggestions out there?

[RuSsMaN]

There are a lot of good stereo amps that can be bridged mono. What's the application, budget, and power requirements?

[dorokusai]

I have a pair of Denon POA-4400 monoblocks. Old school, well built and the amps can be individually bi-amped which is neat.

[TennesseeOutlaw]

For a center channel.. Id like to stay around 150.00 bucks..

[dorokusai]

I'm out but good luck. I'd look for a used Outlaw M-200.

[RuSsMaN]

You can pick up a new Audiosource AMP-100 for around $110 shipped on ebay and various other sites. It's a stereo amp, 50x2 cont, rated on paper to 100w bridged mono - but on the bench they will hit around 137w cont before the wheels start to shoot off.

I had 3 of these amps in my whole house rig for about a year, with no issues. Good, solid, cheap power.

Cheers,
Russ

[dorokusai]

I always forget about that manufacturer, great choice.

[TennesseeOutlaw]

Do they make one that has just a little more juice? Id be willing to up my spending a bit for some more power..

[TennesseeOutlaw]

N/M.. I just found it.. Thanks for the heads up..

[TennesseeOutlaw]

Which would you recommend the highest? AudioSource Amp200, Outaw Audio Mono Block, or the Marantz MA500?

[RuSsMaN]

The Outlaw has a good lineage, from GAS and SAE. Marantz knows amplifiers, and is always a solid choice. Audiosource is owned by Phoenix Gold now, a long time player in the 12v amp world.

As far as I'm concerned, take your pick.

[TennesseeOutlaw]

One more ??? What is the difference in the Amp200 and the Amp One/A? It has the same specs, but I can get the Amp One/A for about 75.00 bucks cheaper.

[RuSsMaN]

The 'hundred' models are the current lineup, the one/a is a discontinued model.

[stereo_luver]

Well?....have you decided?