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[Robert Lunceford]

Anyone know who manufactures this amp module?

[Mike Pyle]

It looks like a SpeakerPower SP1 oem model. You can get to this page Googling but there doesn't seem to be a link to it from the SpeakerPower website's home page.

http://www.speakerpower.net/sp1-mono-models.html

[Steve M Smith]

They must have more sales than they can handle...

You must be a loudspeaker manufacturer with sales to the public, meet minimum purchase and other requirements to qualify to buy these products.

Steve.

[Gary Greyhosky]

Anyone know who manufactures this amp module?

Icepower maybe? Looks exactly like a module in the (now Atlas owned) A-line Acoustics EMMA column array. Icepower used to be part of Bang & Olufsen but it looks like it's now an independent entity. The Speaker Power amp that Mike Pyle linked to also looks identical.

[Chris Grimshaw]

They must have more sales than they can handle...


Steve.

Probably a lot of people asking for small batches of amplifiers.
I wouldn't mind a few if I could get rid of an amp rack or two.

Chris

[Steve M Smith]

Probably a lot of people asking for small batches of amplifiers.
I wouldn't mind a few if I could get rid of an amp rack or two.

Exactly.  There must be loads of us who would like to buy just a couple of these to convert some speakers.

I have an oldish pair of RCF PFR151 speakers which I got cheap and I really like.  I use them with a QSC amp and active subs, which means a fair amount of interconnecting.

A couple of these amp panels would simplify thing quite a bit.


Steve.

[David Sturzenbecher]

Anyone know who manufactures this amp module?

They are definitely speaker power amplifiers. Brian Oppegard is a really good guy and should be able to help you out. 

[Robert Lunceford]

The amp module in the photo was installed in a Danley cabinet.
Does anyone market similar types of amp modules to the general public?

[Rob Spence]

I have one just the same. You buy the sub from folks in Detroit?
It is a custom version of their 4000 watt plate amp with no eq controls or DSP.



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[David Sturzenbecher]

The amp module in the photo was installed in a Danley cabinet.
Does anyone market similar types of amp modules to the general public?

Have you called up speakerpower?  They might be able to work you a deal.

[Mike Pyle]

The amp module in the photo was installed in a Danley cabinet.
Does anyone market similar types of amp modules to the general public?

If you want that specific model to fit a Danley cabinet you can get it through a Danley dealer. I think the non dsp version that Speakerpower sold to the public has only high and low pass filters, and are only suitable for subwoofer use.

edit: Here's a link to an old review. Unfortunately the link within that thread to Langston Holland's testing is dead, but I remember that he found the module had pretty high noise levels if you tried to use it much higher than it's intended frequency range as a subwoofer amp.

http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,2101.0.html

[Michael Thompson]

The amp module in the photo was installed in a Danley cabinet.
Does anyone market similar types of amp modules to the general public?

Yes, there are a number of plate amp manufactures and some you can even get as a consumer.  Are you looking for something to fit the Danley or did you have some other project in mind?

[Martin Morris]

I think the non dsp version that Speakerpower sold to the public has only high and low pass filters, and are only suitable for subwoofer use.

As I understand it only the non-DSP versions are available to the public - DSP versions are available to manufacturers who can meet the required units/year

[Jack Arnott]

The amp module in the photo was installed in a Danley cabinet.
Does anyone market similar types of amp modules to the general public?

Marani makes quite a few plate amps that are available to the public, with built in processing.
You can get them through Trax Audio in the US. Stock varies.

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