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<blockquote data-quote="Randy Gartner" data-source="post: 205848" data-attributes="member: 104"><p>A few months ago, I asked about up grading my sub amps from 2 -QSC PLX 3402&#039;s to 2-Lab Gruppen FP 3400&#039;s to power my 4 double 18 subs. The 3402&#039;s are rated at 1100 watts per side at 4ohm and the FP 3400&#039;s rated at 1500 watts per side at 4ohms.I was told I would not be able to hear any audible difference by increasing the amps by 400 watts. I&#039;m here to tell you you were wrong. I run 4 way and use the FP&#039;s on the subs. I could immediately tell the difference not only in the audio level,but in the punch too. In fact, I was running my Ashley Protea at + 11 with the QSC&#039;s and had to turn it down to + 8 with the Labs. I moved the 3402 to the lows and the 3002 that I had on the lows to mid duty. I have a Lab Gruppen FP2400 on the highs. My console is a Midas Pro1. I wasn&#039;t the only one who noticed the difference.Thanks to Steve Payne for selling me the amps.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Randy Gartner, post: 205848, member: 104"] A few months ago, I asked about up grading my sub amps from 2 -QSC PLX 3402's to 2-Lab Gruppen FP 3400's to power my 4 double 18 subs. The 3402's are rated at 1100 watts per side at 4ohm and the FP 3400's rated at 1500 watts per side at 4ohms.I was told I would not be able to hear any audible difference by increasing the amps by 400 watts. I'm here to tell you you were wrong. I run 4 way and use the FP's on the subs. I could immediately tell the difference not only in the audio level,but in the punch too. In fact, I was running my Ashley Protea at + 11 with the QSC's and had to turn it down to + 8 with the Labs. I moved the 3402 to the lows and the 3002 that I had on the lows to mid duty. I have a Lab Gruppen FP2400 on the highs. My console is a Midas Pro1. I wasn't the only one who noticed the difference.Thanks to Steve Payne for selling me the amps. [/QUOTE]

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