It's a good sign that's on there. Still doesn't mean you did get a turd tho.
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Yes it seems like it but what numbers is the amp supposed to do with the testing I mentioned
Not sure what your trying to ask
The cea 2006 compliant only requires a 4ohm load so the other load ratings could be false if the manufacturer wanted too. I wouldn't get to caught up in it. Just get a reputable brand quality amp.
LosIsATool
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Yeah it doesn't mean anything these days. Anyone can say they are. Most of the great amps don't have a CEA sticker
Jeffdachef
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Gunz That Turn on Nunz
Neither. CEA is tested at 4 0hms, does not measure efficiency or how clean the power is at 1 ohm. Which means a garbage test and sticker.
The amplifier dyno's certified test is a much more accurate trustworthy test than CEA anyday.
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I have an option of two amps one being powerful but unclean power.phd2 earthquake phd2.or a hifonics elite at 1600.rms at distortion . Whant to power two 12" fu audio subs . The 1600 watts is the hifonics the 2000at two ohms is the earthquake wich I Herd is very unclean power.what amps is 1600 watts of clean power enough for two fuaudio 12" 750
Joebobclark
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Your Moms New Boyfriend
I would look into one of these... * NEW * CAB-1600.1 Amplifier - Car Audio Bargain
This video shows what its capable of, and explains some of the testing ratings a little bit....
This video shows what its capable of, and explains some of the testing ratings a little bit....
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Nobody has answersome the earthquake phd2 is a monster. But very unclean power I have a hifonics elite 2100. And the earthquake phd2 . Which is the better of the two for two 12" 750 fu audio. Subs keep in mind the phd2 amp has huge distortion
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Ok is 1600.rms of clean power enough for fu audio 12" 750 yes two of them on clean 1600rms is this enough
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