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<blockquote data-quote="Evan Kirkendall" data-source="post: 97184" data-attributes="member: 5">Re: JBL SRX712m users!!I&#039;m really bouncing back and forth on this. 4 IT4000&#039;s seems like the most &quot;legit&quot; way to power them &amp; save rack space. 4 IT4000&#039;s will cost me roughly $4,800. That&#039;s plenty of power, and DSP built in. Cool. Going the other route, I need 2 2 channel amps for the lows, and 1 4 channel amp for the highs. I want matching amp series at least, and I&#039;m really striking out on finding a solid 4 channel amp that I like. Lab Gruppen comes to mind, but the fp6400 is double the price of a used IT4000. QSC PL3 series are eh in my book, still more expensive than a used IT4000. Crown MA series can be had for pretty cheap, but the weight is killer. So, I&#039;m starting to run out of ideas to make it happen... I do want to bi-amp them, whether or not it makes a huge difference, it will make riders happier. Evan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evan Kirkendall, post: 97184, member: 5"] Re: JBL SRX712m users!! I'm really bouncing back and forth on this. 4 IT4000's seems like the most "legit" way to power them & save rack space. 4 IT4000's will cost me roughly $4,800. That's plenty of power, and DSP built in. Cool. Going the other route, I need 2 2 channel amps for the lows, and 1 4 channel amp for the highs. I want matching amp series at least, and I'm really striking out on finding a solid 4 channel amp that I like. Lab Gruppen comes to mind, but the fp6400 is double the price of a used IT4000. QSC PL3 series are eh in my book, still more expensive than a used IT4000. Crown MA series can be had for pretty cheap, but the weight is killer. So, I'm starting to run out of ideas to make it happen... I do want to bi-amp them, whether or not it makes a huge difference, it will make riders happier. Evan [/QUOTE]

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