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Sorry, I meant speaker protection, I know the GFA line of amps have no speaker protection circuitry at all. So if one day the amp decides to dc its (goodbye tweeters) unless you have speaker fuses. Then hopefully thats all it takes out is a fuse.
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Butt they are still a lot of amp for the money. I also thought the light means, you are approaching unacceptable distortion levels.
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yeah well you usually get what you pay for
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I love used NAD, a good value and looks super cool. Try NAD in your search and see what comes up...you'll be a little more current than vintage 70's this way.
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yeah i love NAD to and ive been told there
pretty good for there money
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For a 2 ch receiver, I would look at the Outlaw RR2150. http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/rr2150.html Its a great receiver and has bass management for a sub. They usually go on sale for about $600. For separates, I would consider an NAD or B&K 125.2 reference series amp.
Another option if you want a lot of cheap power would be these Outlaw Mono Block amps. You would need 2 of them. http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/2200.html
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yeah im preferably want a 2 channel maybe 4
but also a sub and thats close to my price range
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