Crunch GP1500D?

[galacticmonkey 5,000+ posts]

Well I might be selling my friend 2 12" Polk DBs. Theyre SVC 4 ohm, so I figured just get a mono amp and run em at 2 ohms. Will this amp do at least 700rms @ 2 ohms?

Ive never used any Crunch and dont see why this wouldnt be a solid budget amp if the GP3000D is as solid as it is.

Any input?

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[xtremebassjunky 10+ year member]

OK! Let me give you just a little info on the crunch amps. The GP1500D and the 2500D are rated at Max power not rms. Also these amps are unregulated so the more voltage you give them, the more power you'll get (but they do have high voltage protection around 16.4 volts). The 1500 made 857 watts at 13 volts, but a whopping 1189 at 15.5 volts. This was at 1.1 ohm reactive and all of that power is usable. The GP2500D made 1328 watts at 12.8 volts and 1704 watts at 14.75. These test were also at a 1ohm reactive. So they do more than most people would expect. Oh! The cross-overs in these amps are incredible.

seems solid to me for what it is.

 

[xtremebassjunky 10+ year member]

thats from termpro btw. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[MikeyB 5,000+ posts]

From what Ive read they are solid

 

[bumpin buick 5,000+ posts]

those test results dont seem so solid, but maybe its just me

 

[galacticmonkey 5,000+ posts]

Well Im sure it would be enough for those 2 little Polks anyway... Hes not looking for alot of boom, just a little punch for the music since all he listens to is rock and wants something cheap.

 

[MikeyB 5,000+ posts]

Keep in mind they are rated at max power

 

[massiveaudiocw 10+ year member]

The only one that produces rated is the pro. The rest are rated at max power.