My Amp puts out 2400 Watts at 4ohms bridged.
Can I hook it up to 3 p3's without blowing something?????
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My Amp puts out 2400 Watts at 4ohms bridged.
Can I hook it up to 3 p3's without blowing something?????
what amp do you have i gurantee it does not put out 2400@ any ohm
What VC config are the P3's?
1. No it doesn't, what's the model # so we can tell you what it really does.
2. Probably not, what coil configuration?
Crunch Ground pounder GPV2400.4
3 rockford p3 4/2dvc
You might be getting 160 x 2, not nearly enough to power even one P3.
Where in the Hell did you even get max. ratings for that amp at 2400. And this 3 rockford p3 4/2dvc still doesn't tell anyone what they are VC wise, either dual 2's or dual 4's? Can't be both.
Mono bridge at 4ohms is 1200x2
4ohm
Dual 4
That amp has 2 30 amp fuses. Most you're going to get bridged might 700-800. Probably more like 200 X 2 bridged at 4. So not really enough. And you can't get to 4 ohm with the dual 4's. You could do .5 ohm or 2 ohm. Sorry bud. If you already have both the subs and the amp I'd get a bigger mono to power the subs. And get some door speakers you can power with the Crunch. Or start over altogether....
Crunch is false advertising??
Yes, most low end companies use "MAX" power ratings to advertise their amplifiers, they are nothing more than a random number chosen to attract attention, RMS power is a true power rating, and is what you'll be likely to see under some conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by mobass
this makes no sense. it can't be mono and then 2 channels. so which one is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by mobass
So what will happen if I run the Amp bridged@ 4 ohms to the p3's at 2.67ohm load???