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A Galaxy 95t2 does not have two 2879s it has two 2290s which is the manufacturer's recomended drive for that amp. The amp was purchased specifically to pair with this radio, because it is a high drive amp. Not all amps are Texas Stars with a max drive of 4W dk and 20W peak.

TNT600HD....*driver required-yes* *recomended driver - TNT 250(containing 2 2290 transistors)* 20W dk max or 300W dk from amp. Max input 240W

TNT900 same as 600HD with internal drivers... *2 2290s driving 4 2879s*

The amp was hit with less (though slightly but still less) DK than specified, and with much less swing than its max input. Is it safer to run this amp at a lower drive? Yes, absolutely. Did I overdrive it, not according to the people who make it.

[QUOTE="roadrage, post: 387995, member: 21185"] A Galaxy 95t2 does not have two 2879s it has two 2290s which [B]is[/B] the manufacturer's recomended drive for that amp. The amp was purchased specifically to pair with this radio, because it is a high drive amp. Not all amps are Texas Stars with a max drive of 4W dk and 20W peak. TNT600HD....*driver required-yes* *recomended driver - TNT 250(containing 2 2290 transistors)* 20W dk max or 300W dk from amp. Max input 240W TNT900 same as 600HD with internal drivers... *[B]2 2290s [/B]driving 4 2879s* The amp was hit with less (though slightly but still less) DK than specified, and with much less swing than its max input. Is it safer to run this amp at a lower drive? Yes, absolutely. Did I overdrive it, not according to the people who make it. [/QUOTE]

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