Good disco speakers

[scobie56]

I'm looking for some speakers that have a good about of bass but also are clear and from a good brand I have 300 GBP or around 450 USD I don't want this to include a amp i have a budget of 100 GBP for an amp 150 USD and want around 1000w 

[Kherm]

You'll want some old Bose bookshelf speakers, but I don't know how you'll reach 1000W though

[scobie56]

You'll want some old Bose bookshelf speakers, but I don't know how you'll reach 1000W though

i want something like them ?

[Enderman]

buy some used power PA speakers from craigslist

dont need an amp

[Mistersprinkles]

1000W amps are either garbage, or way too powerful for home use.

 

When you see a "1000W RMS home theater system", it's not actually 1000W in any terms that you could listen to. They take that 1000W at like 5% THD which is totally unrealistic and those ratings are always "peak" ratings and not sustained ratings.

 

If you were feeding 1000W from a proper quality amp to proper quality speakers, you'd be blaring the music so loud that you'd shake your house to the ground. That would be a PA system or an actual night club system.

 

You aren't going to find what you're looking for unless you buy used. I'd suggest that you actually do not buy a seperate amp and speakers on your budget and that instead you look into higher end powered speakers. KEF makes speakers called X300A. They are 150W Bi-amped (A/B class) and have an internal DAC. They connect to a source via USB or you can use a standard 1/8th inch/3.5mm TRS (headphone jack) plug to bypass the DAC if you have a superior D/A solution available. They run about $700 Canadian so that would be about 380GBP and around what you want to spend all in.

 

I have the non powered version of those speakers (KEF Q300) hooked up to a Marantz amp and they sound VERY good. Very warm, clear, detailed and dynamic sound. They go plenty loud but don't go nuts or you could blow them.

[Lutkeveld]

and want around 1000w 

 

Then you're going to love this: http://www.220-electronics.com/sony-lbtsh2000-dj-club-shake-22-000-watt-sound-system-110-220-240-volts.html

 

22000 watts of true PMPO power.

If you can find one with more wattages it's better. Always good to pick amps and speakers by their power rating.

[scobie56]

Then you're going to love this: http://www.220-electronics.com/sony-lbtsh2000-dj-club-shake-22-000-watt-sound-system-110-220-240-volts.html

 

22000 watts of true PMPO power.

If you can find one with more wattages it's better. Always good to pick amps and speakers by their power rating.

22000 watts is that it 

[Lutkeveld]

Yeah but they're being very conservative.

[scobie56]

Yeah but they're being very conservative.

god it was sarcastic 

[Lutkeveld]

I'm being dead serious

[Lutkeveld]

Really? Tell me more about it.