it's a QSC rmx-850. I'm thinking I might be able to as long as I keep my gain set back some. Its only used for HT use, not being used hard for long periods of time. Is it a wise idea, or should I just keep it at 4 ohm.
it's a QSC rmx-850. I'm thinking I might be able to as long as I keep my gain set back some. Its only used for HT use, not being used hard for long periods of time. Is it a wise idea, or should I just keep it at 4 ohm.
Car- Nissan Sentra Spec-V
HU- Kenwood Excelon XXV-01D
Front stage- Stock for now
Amps- Sundown Audio SAZ-1500D
Substage- Single 12" Sundown X12 Prototype
Box- 1.75ft^3 Sealed
"Watch the ***** flying twards you, i'm not kidding."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWm0C5zxVPw
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Car- Nissan Sentra Spec-V
HU- Kenwood Excelon XXV-01D
Front stage- Stock for now
Amps- Sundown Audio SAZ-1500D
Substage- Single 12" Sundown X12 Prototype
Box- 1.75ft^3 Sealed
"Watch the ***** flying twards you, i'm not kidding."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWm0C5zxVPw
nope, he wasn't kidding! lawl
it allready has a fan. More than enough room around it for air flow. And it's not like it's going to be pushed to it's limits. But you never know.
Car- Nissan Sentra Spec-V
HU- Kenwood Excelon XXV-01D
Front stage- Stock for now
Amps- Sundown Audio SAZ-1500D
Substage- Single 12" Sundown X12 Prototype
Box- 1.75ft^3 Sealed
"Watch the ***** flying twards you, i'm not kidding."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWm0C5zxVPw
nope, he wasn't kidding! lawl
If you look at the QSC website it is rated stereo at 2 ohms.![]()
Sorry, I needed to be a little more spacific. (sp?) 2ohms bridged.
Car- Nissan Sentra Spec-V
HU- Kenwood Excelon XXV-01D
Front stage- Stock for now
Amps- Sundown Audio SAZ-1500D
Substage- Single 12" Sundown X12 Prototype
Box- 1.75ft^3 Sealed
"Watch the ***** flying twards you, i'm not kidding."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWm0C5zxVPw
nope, he wasn't kidding! lawl
Personally I wouldn't run it at 2 ohms bridged.
But I am sure if you watch the temperature of the amplifier it will be fine. You just have to remember to generate power at lower impedance you need more current.
Just estimating that max voltage out is 69 Volts (produce 600W into 8ohms) and maximum current is 14.4 amps (830W into 4 Ohms) knowing current is the limiter at 4 ohms we can assume the limit is the same at 2 ohms. So, P=R*I^2 assuming 14.4 Amps is the maximum output current the amplifier will only produce 414 watts at 2 ohms bridged.
So as long as you are running it below 414 you should be ok. Maybe. If it blows up don't blame me.
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