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A kind question on pro power amps.

Posted by beppe61 (A) on December 11, 2005 at 01:56:03

Dear Sirs,

I have a pro amp in my system a Samson Servo 260 (90w/8ohm, 130W/4ohm) that fails to give a deep and powerful bass with my speakers.
My spekaers are Dynaudio and can give flat response down to 45Hz, if properly driven.
A friend told me that most of amps have current limiting circuits that act with demanding loads, like my Dynaudio are.
He advised me to look for a pro amp (usually very reliable) but with a great available peak current (in the order of 20 Ampere).
Looking at the data sheets I was not able to find this data, so important to me.
So I am here fo suggestion on a reasonably price pro amp with a great current delivery (no limiting circuit) able to give me that deep and powerful bass I am looking for.
And how can I establish the current available from an amp without testing it with my hungry speakers?

Thank you very much indeed.
Kind regards,

beppe61

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