ED 9.1 real RMS???

[headtrnr 10+ year member]

I just got my 9.1 from ups and when i opened it there was no birth sheet but at the back of the manual it says

RMS power @ 1ohm THD RMS power @ 4ohm THD RMS power @ 2ohm THD
on the ED web it says 1x1200 rms @ 12.5v , so is the 2000 rms @ 14.4v

so if my car runs @ 13.8v what is the rms i should expect??

sorry if this is dumb but i just don't understand this

thanks

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[Chevyaudio 5,000+ posts]

no it wont do 2000 watts. it most likely will do somewhere between 1350-1450 on 14.4.

 

[headtrnr 10+ year member]

but how come it doesn't mention 1200 rms in the manual and how come no birthsheet???

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

but how come it doesn't mention 1200 rms in the manual

Sounds like it's possibly a typo.

and how come no birthsheet???

Because not every amp manufacturer includes a birthsheet with their amplifier.

 

[headtrnr 10+ year member]

and no sticker

JERKS

j/k

 

[El Ropo 10+ year member]

It's a typo, I think 2000 watts is the rating with two Nine.1s stacked @ 2 ohms.

The 1 ohm single Nine.1 rating is 1200 watts, but with healthy electrical, it should put out well over 1400 @ 1 ohm.