F fast85_gt Banned 1,088 0 ga Oct 4, 2008 #1 ok can you tell how many watts an amp is putting out when setting gain with a dmmhu 3/4 up speaker was unhooked and it read 69.0 volts when i cranked the gain all the way and hu at 3/4 Click to read more...
ok can you tell how many watts an amp is putting out when setting gain with a dmmhu 3/4 up speaker was unhooked and it read 69.0 volts when i cranked the gain all the way and hu at 3/4 Click to read more...
Lothar34 10+ year member Donations Accepted 108 0 Pearland, TX Oct 4, 2008 #2 Square that number and divide it by the impedance load of the speakers that will be connected, assuming that it is not bridged. If it is bridged, divide that number by two, then square it and divide it by the impedance load of the speakers that will be connected.
Square that number and divide it by the impedance load of the speakers that will be connected, assuming that it is not bridged. If it is bridged, divide that number by two, then square it and divide it by the impedance load of the speakers that will be connected.
OP F fast85_gt Banned 1,088 0 ga Oct 4, 2008 Thread Starter #3 not big on all the math its going to be 2 d4 subs running at 1ohm volts was 69.0 can you do it for me lol i feel like im back in school
not big on all the math its going to be 2 d4 subs running at 1ohm volts was 69.0 can you do it for me lol i feel like im back in school
IDSkoT 5,000+ posts Resonating Reticular 6,522 1 Miami, Florida Oct 4, 2008 #4 Is this a single channel amp or what?
OP F fast85_gt Banned 1,088 0 ga Oct 4, 2008 Thread Starter #5 Is this a single channel amp or what? Click to expand... yes
Lothar34 10+ year member Donations Accepted 108 0 Pearland, TX Oct 4, 2008 #6 not big on all the math its going to be 2 d4 subs running at 1ohm volts was 69.0 can you do it for me lol i feel like im back in school Click to expand... Google will do the math for you if you ask it to. (69V * 69V) / 1Ω = 4761W Is this for your avionixx amp? If so, you should have it set to about 35V, not 69..
not big on all the math its going to be 2 d4 subs running at 1ohm volts was 69.0 can you do it for me lol i feel like im back in school Click to expand... Google will do the math for you if you ask it to. (69V * 69V) / 1Ω = 4761W Is this for your avionixx amp? If so, you should have it set to about 35V, not 69..