Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Measurements

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Measurements

We all have biases. The trick is knowing your biases so they don't get in your way. Mine are pretty obvious. I don't like "fussy" gear that demands special care and feeding. I'm lazy&mdash;I want to just turn stuff on and begin listening. Perhaps that's why I have a positive bias toward <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/1191pass">Nelson Pass</A>'s designs. They're reliable, untweaky, and usually sound good.

Company Info

Pass Labs
P.O. Box 219, 24449 Foresthill Road
Foresthill, CA 95631
(916) 367-3690
www.passlabs.com

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Setup & System

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Setup & System

We all have biases. The trick is knowing your biases so they don't get in your way. Mine are pretty obvious. I don't like "fussy" gear that demands special care and feeding. I'm lazy&mdash;I want to just turn stuff on and begin listening. Perhaps that's why I have a positive bias toward <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/1191pass">Nelson Pass</A>'s designs. They're reliable, untweaky, and usually sound good.

Company Info

Pass Labs
P.O. Box 219, 24449 Foresthill Road
Foresthill, CA 95631
(916) 367-3690
www.passlabs.com

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Specifications

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Specifications

We all have biases. The trick is knowing your biases so they don't get in your way. Mine are pretty obvious. I don't like "fussy" gear that demands special care and feeding. I'm lazy&mdash;I want to just turn stuff on and begin listening. Perhaps that's why I have a positive bias toward <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/1191pass">Nelson Pass</A>'s designs. They're reliable, untweaky, and usually sound good.

Company Info

Pass Labs
P.O. Box 219, 24449 Foresthill Road
Foresthill, CA 95631
(916) 367-3690
www.passlabs.com

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Page 2

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier Page 2

We all have biases. The trick is knowing your biases so they don't get in your way. Mine are pretty obvious. I don't like "fussy" gear that demands special care and feeding. I'm lazy&mdash;I want to just turn stuff on and begin listening. Perhaps that's why I have a positive bias toward <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/1191pass">Nelson Pass</A>'s designs. They're reliable, untweaky, and usually sound good.

Company Info

Pass Labs
P.O. Box 219, 24449 Foresthill Road
Foresthill, CA 95631
(916) 367-3690
www.passlabs.com

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier

Pass Aleph 1.2 monoblock power amplifier

Apr 13, 2008 First Published:Nov 13, 1997

We all have biases. The trick is knowing your biases so they don't get in your way. Mine are pretty obvious. I don't like "fussy" gear that demands special care and feeding. I'm lazy&mdash;I want to just turn stuff on and begin listening. Perhaps that's why I have a positive bias toward <A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/interviews/1191pass">Nelson Pass</A>'s designs. They're reliable, untweaky, and usually sound good.

Advice on Integrated Amp to pair with Thiel CS 1.6 - May need to return the Arcam A70

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Submitted by ixtx on

So, I think that I just made a stupid (and possibly expensive) mistake. I listened to several integrated amps to pair with Thiel CS 1.6 speakers, but was not terribly excited by any option in my price range (~$1,000). I ended up purchasing the Arcam DiVA A70. After getting home and reading the Arcam handbook, I realized that I cannot pair the Thiels with a subwoofer, because the Arcam can only handle one pair of speakers if they are less than 8 ohms (the Thiels are 4 ohms).

Building home subwoofer

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Submitted by dudes_ on

I'm currently searching for a AMP/Crossover (???) to drive a sub.

The sub is a car woofer I bought when I was 19. I used it for a couple weeks. Otherwise it's been sitting for years.
It's a MTX Thunder 8000 DVC 4ohm 12" I put it in a box and plugged it in and of course it sound great. Wired it up in series and ran it through a old JVC crossover. I'd use it, however, it doesn't drown out mid/high very well.

My next step is go find a crossover and AMP to drive it.

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