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Running two MC275's in mono

I am considering changing speakers and getting some tidal audio piano ceras. I am worried that my MC275 VI edition, does not produce enough power. Accordingly, I am considering getting a second MC275, and running them in mono. However, while I can find other MC 275's on this site, I cannot find the same edition I have. I assume it would be a bad idea to run different editions of the MC275 in mono?
elegal
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itzhak1969
515 posts
 
Tidal audio piano ceras seems very easy speakers to drive  I don't think you have to worry that your MC275 VI edition cant move them properly.
miner42
709 posts
 

rwd,

Hmmm....I believe the MC275 in mono is 150 watts, or at least the Mk VI version is.

rwd
695 posts
 
Hummmm.....not mine?? I think there are extremely natural with my speakers (Infinity RS 1B's).

Rick
missioncoonery
1,190 posts
 
Ive owned the 275 on more than one occasion and Ive heard the Tidals..IMO not a good match at all.The Macs are too slow and tubby and better suited for other speakers
elegal OP
70 posts
 
Thank you Polk, Beewas, and Rwd.
rwd
695 posts
 
I have two 275's mk V. in mono the 75 rated power is really at 80-90...plenty of power. In mono I need not worry hoerver.

rick
beewax
173 posts
 
I ran into the same situation with phase problem on MC275 IV and V. I ended up with 2 MC275 V and "wow" what a different.
Yes, more power to better control of the sound. Music sound amazing without any tweaks.
I just purchased 2 new MC601 to compare and probably will not go back to any powerless amplification again.
polk432
1,142 posts
 
Try what you have right now, you may not need another amp.
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