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<blockquote data-quote="Brent Handy" data-source="post: 121496" data-attributes="member: 2097">Re: Peavey IPR2 amps?I ran two JBL VRX arrays with it loaded down to two ohms, no issues.&nbsp; I ran it bridge mono to four JBL ASB6112s in parallel, balls to the wall wide open, and it sounded no worse than being on one channel of an iTech4x3500HD.&nbsp; For me, it was all about reliability. I think they are like any amp and only as good as their power.&nbsp; Feed them clean, regulated, constant power, and they will be great.Sound-wise?&nbsp; I can&#039;t say yet.&nbsp; I am going to keep listening.The big issue that I can see is&nbsp; going to be the electronics are physically unfiltered.&nbsp; With everything&nbsp; so exposed, I cannot recommend these to my customers.&nbsp; Customers in&nbsp; churches don&#039;t clean their amps, don&#039;t change their projector filters,&nbsp; etc.&nbsp; These things must be cleaned out according to Peavey on a regular&nbsp; basis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brent Handy, post: 121496, member: 2097"] Re: Peavey IPR2 amps? I ran two JBL VRX arrays with it loaded down to two ohms, no issues. I ran it bridge mono to four JBL ASB6112s in parallel, balls to the wall wide open, and it sounded no worse than being on one channel of an iTech4x3500HD. For me, it was all about reliability. I think they are like any amp and only as good as their power. Feed them clean, regulated, constant power, and they will be great. Sound-wise? I can't say yet. I am going to keep listening. The big issue that I can see is going to be the electronics are physically unfiltered. With everything so exposed, I cannot recommend these to my customers. Customers in churches don't clean their amps, don't change their projector filters, etc. These things must be cleaned out according to Peavey on a regular basis. [/QUOTE]

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