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<blockquote data-quote="tinmanchris217" data-source="post: 6000468" data-attributes="member: 610505">So from some searching on bench test results, I found that:Powerbass ASA-1500.1D1434 @ 1 ohm (no voltage stated)728 @ 2 ohm371 @ 4 ohmrating:1500 @ 1 ohm750 @ 2 ohm375 @ 4 ohmAudiopipe AP-15001D934 @ 2.25 ohm and 11.5 Vrating:1500 @ 1 ohm950 @ 2 ohm600 @ 4 ohmBoth do rated, and are 1/2 ohm stable.&nbsp; AP has a few more watts under it&#039;s belt.My only concern is the difference in efficiency, for my stock alternator (for now).&nbsp; Powerbass proudly proclaims &quot;High Efficiency&quot; next to its RCAs.&nbsp; Audiopipe appears to be more old school, &quot;I&#039;ll play loud, if you don&#039;t ask about my power usage!&quot; style.Anyone heard aboot the relative efficiency of the amps?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tinmanchris217, post: 6000468, member: 610505"] So from some searching on bench test results, I found that: [B]Powerbass ASA-1500.1D[/B] 1434 @ 1 ohm (no voltage stated) 728 @ 2 ohm 371 @ 4 ohm rating: 1500 @ 1 ohm 750 @ 2 ohm 375 @ 4 ohm [B]Audiopipe AP-15001D[/B] 934 @ 2.25 ohm and 11.5 V rating: 1500 @ 1 ohm 950 @ 2 ohm 600 @ 4 ohm Both do rated, and are 1/2 ohm stable. AP has a few more watts under it's belt. My only concern is the difference in efficiency, for my stock alternator (for now). Powerbass proudly proclaims "High Efficiency" next to its RCAs. Audiopipe appears to be more old school, "I'll play loud, if you don't ask about my power usage!" style. Anyone heard aboot the relative efficiency of the amps? [/QUOTE]

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