Nitro Amp
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bigaudiofanatic
It is all in the tuning! I have a 1000 watt RMS amp going to a sub that can only handle 600 watts RMS. I tuned it with a dmm and a resistive load to give me 600 watts RMS @ 75% volume with a 50Hz test tone. My subwoofer is still alive and kicking //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
n2audio
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350 to a quality 300w sub isn't a concern at all UNLESS...
You run at or near full volume a lot with a lot of bass heavy music,
OR you set the gain agressively.
You run at or near full volume a lot with a lot of bass heavy music,
OR you set the gain agressively.
oldschool4me
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good sub, it will handle that amp fine imo. that amp would be lucky to give you 300w. fused at 25 amps.
Good catch.... 25 amps on class A/B won't be much. I could have sworn the specs said 40 amps for the OP's particular amp.
I do have a Linear Power amp that has a 25 amp fuse that produces between 600 and 700 watts RMS before clipping @ 8 ohms mono. Before you call BS, I need to let you know that it has the TIPS high voltage mod
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????????????????? I missed this lesson
NewAgeKing
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OG, still fly.
Cant beat it for 20 bux
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bigaudiofanatic
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lol not at all man not at all
oldschool4me
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check the smaller pics under the big one. your moded lp is not even usefull comparison lol. nice amp you got though.Good catch.... 25 amps on class A/B won't be much. I could have sworn the specs said 40 amps for the OP's particular amp.
I do have a Linear Power amp that has a 25 amp fuse that produces between 600 and 700 watts RMS before clipping @ 8 ohms mono. Before you call BS, I need to let you know that it has the TIPS high voltage mod
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bigaudiofanatic
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I am still no fallowing some of the stuff you are talking about
A general indicator of how many watts a given power amplifier will put out is its fuse rating multiplied times 10. Since the amp you purchased only has a 25 amp fuse, multiply that by 10, and you have 250 watts.
Keep in mind, that is just a general indicator.... Some amplifiers will produce more power with 25 amps of fusing, like my Linear Power and others will produce less.
Keep in mind, that is just a general indicator.... Some amplifiers will produce more power with 25 amps of fusing, like my Linear Power and others will produce less.
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bigaudiofanatic
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I see thanks gunz for clearing that up I think it will work out well with the sub
Best explanation I have ever heard . Thank you so much for that . Nothing wrong with dumbing it down for people sometimes
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