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[Lee]

Phoenix Gold Ti800.4 & Ti2500.1 Amplifiers Now Available

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TAMPA, FL - Phoenix Gold has announced that the first of its new Ti-Series amplifiers, the Ti800.4 and the Ti2500.1, are now available.

Originally unveiled at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show and publicly debuted at Spring Break Nationals 2010, Phoenix Gold said these Ti-Series mobile power amplifiers are reminiscent of the Titanium Series amps of the 1990s, while setting the standard for the future of the Phoenix Gold brand.

The Ti800.4 (MSRP $649.99) is a four-channel, class A/B amplifier. If features overbuilt dual unregulated power supplies, hand-wound power supply transformers, low ESR rail voltage capacitors and audiophile bi-polar output transistors, among other features.

The Ti800.4 boasts the following stats:

• Power Rating – 200 watts x 4 channel / 2 ohms x 4 channel / 4 ohms;
• Low Pass Range – 40Hz to 400Hz; Low Pass Slope – 18dB/Octave;
• High Pass Range – 20Hz to 400Hz; High Pass Slope – 18dB/Octave;
• Bass Boost – 0 to +18dB; Freq Response – 20Hz to 20kHz (+/- 1dB);
• Efficiency – 50%.

The Ti2500.1 (MSRP $1099.99) is a mono-block, class D, high-end amplifier, Phoenix Gold stated. The Ti2500.1 includes such design features as overbuilt unregulated power supplies with hand-wound transformers, an isolated preamp section, aluminum shaft potentiometers and crossovers with 41 detentes for exact frequency selection.

Stats for the Ti2500.1 are as follows:

• Power Rating – 2,500 watts x 1 channel / 1 ohm; 1,500 watts x 1 channel / 2 ohms;
• Low Pass Range – 30Hz to 300Hz; Low Pass Slope – 24dB/Octave;
• Subsonic Range – 10Hz to 55Hz; Subsonic Slope – 24dB/Octave;
• Bass Boost – 0 to +18dB;
• Freq Response – 20Hz to 300Hz (+/- 1dB);
• Efficiency – 80%.

In addition to the Ti800.4 and Ti2500.1, two more Phoenix Gold Ti-Series amplifiers – the Ti1500.1 and Ti600.4 – are expected to be available by early May, the company said. Additionally, Ti-Series subwoofers, coaxial speakers and component sets are also scheduled for release in the near future.

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[smgreen20]

Go to the PG forum page, www.phoenixphorum.com , sign in and click on Rebirth of ..., in there you'll find a review on the Ti800.4 and the S1000.1 and soon o be the S400.4

[SPL BRONCO II]

Lee any idea on the quality of these amps, the specs look promising but as we all know specs do not mean crap now days.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by SPL BRONCO II Lee any idea on the quality of these amps, the specs look promising but as we all know specs do not mean crap now days.

We sell'em and so far, I like'em. As you know, Phoenix Gold underwent a dark period after the sale of the company - the name was whored out by some investment group that simply badged the name to poor quality Chinese built product. AAMP of America purchased them a few years ago, brought in one of the legacy guys from the original PG Arizona days and has proceeded in rebuilding the line and company. They are using one of the best build houses out there, which is in South Korea - and have been Johnny on the spot about making improvements and addressing any concerns.

I like to see companies returning to the fundamentals - just making good product.

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[SPL BRONCO II]

I heard some of the new TI PG comps and lets say they have a long way to go before the reach the level of the older TI Elite comps.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by SPL BRONCO II I heard some of the new TI PG comps and lets say they have a long way to go before the reach the level of the older TI Elite comps.

Thankfully I was only asked about the amplifiers ...