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<blockquote data-quote="Crzy" data-source="post: 5460441" data-attributes="member: 567648"><p>aright been testing my amps this way for a while now where tyo get desired ac voltage it is sqrt.(rms*ohmload)</p><p></p><p>i was testing my hifonics 2608 and it was reding 70 volts ac, thats 4600rms.... i dont think that was right</p><p></p><p>it was a 60hz test tone -3db. voltage was kept at 13.1-13.5 with minimal drop while amp was at full tilt.</p><p></p><p>what gave me this 70v reading? subsonic is at around 20 hz and lowpass is at 40hz. gain is around 3/4 of max. now i didnt play my hd with it at full tilt yet since im gonna let it break in for a bit, but the woofer barely has any excursion. i hear the bass feel it a little but nothing special, i assume more excursion and spl will come as the subs suspension softens?</p><p></p><p>when i re tested the amp while it was hooked up to the sub it only read around 14v spikes on certain songs, a little higher for some others, this was around half volume though so shouldnt it be reading 35v?</p><p></p><p>o ya impedence is 1.4ohm at the amp</p><p></p><p>anyone who could steer me in the right direction the help would be greatly appreciated.</p><p></p><p>usually with hifonics amps i have had a hard time to get to the ac volt to match rms rating of amp, but i never surpased it by 20v.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crzy, post: 5460441, member: 567648"] aright been testing my amps this way for a while now where tyo get desired ac voltage it is sqrt.(rms*ohmload) i was testing my hifonics 2608 and it was reding 70 volts ac, thats 4600rms.... i dont think that was right it was a 60hz test tone -3db. voltage was kept at 13.1-13.5 with minimal drop while amp was at full tilt. what gave me this 70v reading? subsonic is at around 20 hz and lowpass is at 40hz. gain is around 3/4 of max. now i didnt play my hd with it at full tilt yet since im gonna let it break in for a bit, but the woofer barely has any excursion. i hear the bass feel it a little but nothing special, i assume more excursion and spl will come as the subs suspension softens? when i re tested the amp while it was hooked up to the sub it only read around 14v spikes on certain songs, a little higher for some others, this was around half volume though so shouldnt it be reading 35v? o ya impedence is 1.4ohm at the amp anyone who could steer me in the right direction the help would be greatly appreciated. usually with hifonics amps i have had a hard time to get to the ac volt to match rms rating of amp, but i never surpased it by 20v. [/QUOTE]
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