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<blockquote data-quote="shizzzon" data-source="post: 8467974" data-attributes="member: 590338">Reading the last 2 pages on smd was very hard, honestly.&nbsp; Way too many assumptions going on.There is a reason why the power\ground terminals are limited the way they are.&nbsp; It&#039;s actually not hard to figure out.Same way with ANY amplifier.The terminal input section provided as-is is an indicator of how much power it can sustainably and safely draw without overworking the amplifier.In this case, this design is much like the Lanzar Opti1100.1dThey provide dual 1/0 terminals which is good for approximately up to 7,000w of potential sustainable output.Anything higher resulting in wiring too low or adding custom adapters will allow the amplifier to produce more power but should only be done for burps as it&#039;s not designed to handle such power continuously.Same thing with brazilian amplifiers for example.The T10.9k that used to be manufactured by Taramp&#039;s.It was rated for 10,900w 1ohm and 7,800w 2ohm but one 3/0 input for power/ground.This amplifier was good to accept up to about 6,500-7,000w continuous.They are currently working on a 30,000w amplifier at 12.6v BASS ONLY.It will have dual 3/0 power/ground.It is likely that it&#039;s sustainable output will be between 15-21,000w based on DC voltage hold.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shizzzon, post: 8467974, member: 590338"] Reading the last 2 pages on smd was very hard, honestly. Way too many assumptions going on. There is a reason why the power\ground terminals are limited the way they are. It's actually not hard to figure out. Same way with ANY amplifier. The terminal input section provided as-is is an indicator of how much power it can sustainably and safely draw without overworking the amplifier. In this case, this design is much like the Lanzar Opti1100.1d They provide dual 1/0 terminals which is good for approximately up to 7,000w of potential sustainable output. Anything higher resulting in wiring too low or adding custom adapters will allow the amplifier to produce more power but should only be done for burps as it's not designed to handle such power continuously. Same thing with brazilian amplifiers for example. The T10.9k that used to be manufactured by Taramp's. It was rated for 10,900w 1ohm and 7,800w 2ohm but one 3/0 input for power/ground. This amplifier was good to accept up to about 6,500-7,000w continuous. They are currently working on a 30,000w amplifier at 12.6v BASS ONLY. It will have dual 3/0 power/ground. It is likely that it's sustainable output will be between 15-21,000w based on DC voltage hold. [/QUOTE]

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