Alesis' RA100 power amplifier has long been a favorite choice of musicians, hobbyists, and professionals alike. Now Alesis extends the RA's range throughout the recording and production spectrum with a bold new series of affordable amps in 3 distinct power ratings. Learn More...










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8 out of 10Feature:
I like that you can bridge it - useful if you use the amp for different configurations. Also, the fact that it has balanced and unbalanced ins as well as banana speaker terminals
Quality:
Quality is pretty good - I like that it's convection cooled and has no fan to wear out hear parts grinding. Fans that wear out are pretty irritating when you're trying to get something recorded and sounding just right.
Value:
Great value - I'm sure you could spend more and get a better amp. For th e money it is really good though.
Desirability:
The lights look pretty cool in my amp rack. The lights move when you've got signal pumping through it - also cool.
Sound:
The sound is very good - clear and punchy through my tannoy pbm 6.5's
Ease of Use:
Plug it in, turn it on, turn it up.
Support:
Haven't really dealt with them, but they're fairly close to where I live - only 1 county away.
Overall:
I'm sure I'll be happy with this for awhile. I got rid of a 16 year old integrated amp I had been using for my home studio so I could purchase this and it was well worth it.
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