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<blockquote data-quote="Josh Millward" data-source="post: 132950" data-attributes="member: 970">Re: Crest Pro-Lite Questions&nbsp; - Two 3.0 bridged or one 7.5 for a pair of Danley TH118So I read through that thread and I find it very entertaining, and somewhat telling, that the people who are actually using the IPR or ProLITE amplifiers really like them while everyone else is throwing rocks. I know this much, after getting Pro9200 amplifiers to displace the Crown 5002&#039;s, a regional company received many positive comments from people who were touring with bands that had used the rig before and then used the very same rig again afterwards. They all really liked the change. The regional company appreciated the fact that they lost a LOT of weight from the sub amp racks without losing any perceptible performance, they also appreciated significantly fewer repairs, and any repairs that are necessary are covered under their new 5 year warranty. From a business perspective it was a no-brainer move. From an audio perspective it was a step up. I will note that they also have a number of FP-6400 amps and had tried them on subs at one point and were extremely dismayed. They would not have considered using the Pro9200 without significant encouragement. As has been said before in this forum, this is a great time to be involved in this business!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Josh Millward, post: 132950, member: 970"] Re: Crest Pro-Lite Questions - Two 3.0 bridged or one 7.5 for a pair of Danley TH118 So I read through that thread and I find it very entertaining, and somewhat telling, that the people who are actually using the IPR or ProLITE amplifiers really like them while everyone else is throwing rocks. I know this much, after getting Pro9200 amplifiers to displace the Crown 5002's, a regional company received many positive comments from people who were touring with bands that had used the rig before and then used the very same rig again afterwards. They all really liked the change. The regional company appreciated the fact that they lost a LOT of weight from the sub amp racks without losing any perceptible performance, they also appreciated significantly fewer repairs, and any repairs that are necessary are covered under their new 5 year warranty. From a business perspective it was a no-brainer move. From an audio perspective it was a step up. I will note that they also have a number of FP-6400 amps and had tried them on subs at one point and were extremely dismayed. They would not have considered using the Pro9200 without significant encouragement. As has been said before in this forum, this is a great time to be involved in this business! [/QUOTE]

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