I'm sorry if this is a dumb question, but a consultant is recommending we replace the church's PA system with four column speakers:
2 Tannoy VLS-30s rated for 400 W average, 800 W continuous,1600 W peak
and
2 Tannoy VLS-15s rated for 200 W average, 400 W continuous, 800 W peak
The specs clearly state the recommended amplifier power is 1200 W @ 4 Ω for the VLS-30s and 600 W @ 8 Ω for the VLS-15s, which I add up to 3600 W.
But the amp they've recommended is a LAB GRUPPEN 2000W Amplifier.
When I asked about the discrepancy the consultant said "Yes for the 4 x VLS speakers this is the perfect amplifier. We don't want to push past 400 watts on the 30 speaker and 200watts on the 15