Davehrab - you're my 'savior' right now!
Really, I SO appreciate that you took that amount of time to break it down for me. I have spoken to a PS Audio rep as well as a store that sells PS Audio gear here on the site (I'll leave the name out due to respect). They both claimed that I would need a P10 plus another unit (like a P5). The store that sells on this site claimed I was going to need 2 P10s to run it. I found that a little hard to believe but wasn't sure. I was thinking along the same lines as to how you intelligently explained it. I just wasn't sure if I was wrong.
Knowing me, I would have purchased two, spent too much bread on something that I could have gotten away with by spending half the price. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your detailed insight. This is why I always come here with a question. You are another great guy in a great community.
One last request of your opinion. Being that I have 3 high current draw items; 2 channel amp, 3 channel amp and large powered sub. Would you purchase one P10 and work it heavily or 2 P5s to split up the high current drawing components? Money wise, if I can get a reasonable deal on a new or used one, one P10 beats out trying to buy 2 P5s I am sure. However, it means nothing if the P10 couldn't keep up.
Given your breakdown I now think that using one P10 is the way to go.
Really, I SO appreciate that you took that amount of time to break it down for me. I have spoken to a PS Audio rep as well as a store that sells PS Audio gear here on the site (I'll leave the name out due to respect). They both claimed that I would need a P10 plus another unit (like a P5). The store that sells on this site claimed I was going to need 2 P10s to run it. I found that a little hard to believe but wasn't sure. I was thinking along the same lines as to how you intelligently explained it. I just wasn't sure if I was wrong.
Knowing me, I would have purchased two, spent too much bread on something that I could have gotten away with by spending half the price. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate your detailed insight. This is why I always come here with a question. You are another great guy in a great community.
One last request of your opinion. Being that I have 3 high current draw items; 2 channel amp, 3 channel amp and large powered sub. Would you purchase one P10 and work it heavily or 2 P5s to split up the high current drawing components? Money wise, if I can get a reasonable deal on a new or used one, one P10 beats out trying to buy 2 P5s I am sure. However, it means nothing if the P10 couldn't keep up.
Given your breakdown I now think that using one P10 is the way to go.