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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Wilkinson" data-source="post: 214032" data-attributes="member: 8989"><p>I've used the minDSP pwr-ice250 on a couple of different DIYs.</p><p>One is currently mounted in the back of a box with a B&C 15cxn88 coax in it. </p><p>I've also used them to drive PM60's indoors, when I didn't want any amp fan noise. (Had to make a funky rack mount panel for that.)</p><p>On the PM90, i also used the bms passive xover, so that the 2 channel pwr-ice could drive the mids and coax CD.</p><p></p><p>It's a nice product imo. I especially like the plug-in that allows ethernet control, both IIR and FIR, and it's price point.</p><p>Very flexible, clean little plate amp...</p><p>The only drawback has been the unit is not airtight, when that is needed. </p><p>I didn't get the metal box that can be purchased with it because i fabricated one out of wood...but must say it was a bit of a pain keeping it sealed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Wilkinson, post: 214032, member: 8989"] I've used the minDSP pwr-ice250 on a couple of different DIYs. One is currently mounted in the back of a box with a B&C 15cxn88 coax in it. I've also used them to drive PM60's indoors, when I didn't want any amp fan noise. (Had to make a funky rack mount panel for that.) On the PM90, i also used the bms passive xover, so that the 2 channel pwr-ice could drive the mids and coax CD. It's a nice product imo. I especially like the plug-in that allows ethernet control, both IIR and FIR, and it's price point. Very flexible, clean little plate amp... The only drawback has been the unit is not airtight, when that is needed. I didn't get the metal box that can be purchased with it because i fabricated one out of wood...but must say it was a bit of a pain keeping it sealed. [/QUOTE]
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