You clearly missed the point. Just because an amp says 2500 watts doesn't mean it's putting out 2500 watts. Also the efficiency determines how much current the amp has to draw to make that amount of power. If one amp is more efficient than another, it can put out more than the other on a limited electrical system.
ohms law ftw
Mine will do that when it wants to, its those times when it dont want to and Im not paying attention that bite me
Who said that? We are just telling you that what you said wasn't correct.
trust me i know exactly what you mean.
Scion tc
That isn't true? ^^^ Apparently I feel like arguing today.
refer to post above yours, when it comes down to two amps having the same wattage, its efficiency and ohm load that come into play
You might feel like arguing, but do you feel like looking foolish? You referenced two different amplifiers rated at 2500w. Then you made the statement that changing to a different 2500w amp won't help because "2500w is 2500w". I realize you want to try and take your comments out of context so that we can debate something that seems to you to be infallable. I could even prove you wrong on that discussion when I bring up things like clipping and distortion... but we won't go there. We will keep it in context just so anyone else reading this won't be baffled by your bs.
