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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Delcambre" data-source="post: 93127" data-attributes="member: 4016"><p>Re: Heat on IT8000 Amps</p><p></p><p>Hi Guys,</p><p></p><p>Im in Texas and it was at night. So the ambient temp was around 80-85. </p><p></p><p>I have not checked the heat sinks however I have cleaned the filters.</p><p></p><p>Resistance of speakers were 4ohms all channels.</p><p></p><p>Unfortunatly for the moment I am using a DSP with the ITs because I have Crests powering other parts of the system. As I can afford it I will get them all switched out and try to get away from my external processor.</p><p></p><p>As far as power, I was planning on putting a 50A 240v rack pak from Ampshop in each rack. Here is what I have in each rack now and where I am looking to go.</p><p></p><p>System is:</p><p>10 Peavey Versarray 112 a side over 4-6 JBL SRX728 a side</p><p></p><p>Currently I have 2 identical racks. Power and I/O is on the back. I currently have no AC in them at all.</p><p></p><p>Furman</p><p>Proc</p><p>Crest 5200 Both CH on Ribbons</p><p>Crest 9200 Both CH on Lows</p><p>Crest 9200 CH1 on Ribbons, CH2 on Lows</p><p>ITECH 8000 Both CH on Subs (4 ohms per ch)</p><p>ITECH 8000 Both CH on Subs (4 ohms per ch)</p><p></p><p>I am open to suggestions for rack configurations. Eventually I will have 3 IT6000 and 2 IT8000 in each rack once I switch out the Crests. I need to have the ability to break the rig in half and have 2 systems which is part of the reason the racks are setup the way they are.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for any advice you have,</p><p>Chris Delcambre</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris Delcambre, post: 93127, member: 4016"] Re: Heat on IT8000 Amps Hi Guys, Im in Texas and it was at night. So the ambient temp was around 80-85. I have not checked the heat sinks however I have cleaned the filters. Resistance of speakers were 4ohms all channels. Unfortunatly for the moment I am using a DSP with the ITs because I have Crests powering other parts of the system. As I can afford it I will get them all switched out and try to get away from my external processor. As far as power, I was planning on putting a 50A 240v rack pak from Ampshop in each rack. Here is what I have in each rack now and where I am looking to go. System is: 10 Peavey Versarray 112 a side over 4-6 JBL SRX728 a side Currently I have 2 identical racks. Power and I/O is on the back. I currently have no AC in them at all. Furman Proc Crest 5200 Both CH on Ribbons Crest 9200 Both CH on Lows Crest 9200 CH1 on Ribbons, CH2 on Lows ITECH 8000 Both CH on Subs (4 ohms per ch) ITECH 8000 Both CH on Subs (4 ohms per ch) I am open to suggestions for rack configurations. Eventually I will have 3 IT6000 and 2 IT8000 in each rack once I switch out the Crests. I need to have the ability to break the rig in half and have 2 systems which is part of the reason the racks are setup the way they are. Thanks for any advice you have, Chris Delcambre [/QUOTE]
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