05-Jun-2015, 15:50
Last response from me on this matter.
Please apply some logic here, the Devialet is rated for a continuous 600W, the P3 double that (230V version). You believe the (of course partly marketing) numbers of Devialet but don't believe the marketing numbers that PS audio once displayed on their site. Paul McGowan already explained why those numbers are no longer there. Perhaps Devialet should also remove the number. You and I both don't know under what exact conditions the 3000W number applies, perhaps it's also a cycle to cycle maximum.
Remember both the Devialet and PP's are power amplifiers in it's basis. The same laws of nature apply for both.
Please apply some logic here, the Devialet is rated for a continuous 600W, the P3 double that (230V version). You believe the (of course partly marketing) numbers of Devialet but don't believe the marketing numbers that PS audio once displayed on their site. Paul McGowan already explained why those numbers are no longer there. Perhaps Devialet should also remove the number. You and I both don't know under what exact conditions the 3000W number applies, perhaps it's also a cycle to cycle maximum.
Remember both the Devialet and PP's are power amplifiers in it's basis. The same laws of nature apply for both.
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