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<blockquote data-quote="quackhead" data-source="post: 7798987" data-attributes="member: 573547">Based on this info, I will assume it is the Lanzar Vibe266 model.It is equipped with 2 x 20a fuses.14.4v * 40a = 576 total wattsLest assume a modest 65% efficiency:576 * .65 = 374 watts /2ch =&nbsp; 187 watts per ch.I would say the Lanzar Vibe266 amplifier is a tad overrated.from the manual:VIBE 266amplifier2 x 150W rms@4 ohms2 x 1000W max@4 ohms1 x 2000W max@4 ohms2 x 230W rms@2 ohms2 ohm stable0.04%15Hz-35KHz, -1dB250mV-5000mV22 Kohm&amp;gt;90dB&amp;gt;65dB35Hz-400Hz80Hz-2.50KHz+18dB11.06&quot;x2.24&quot;x17&quot;20Ax2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="quackhead, post: 7798987, member: 573547"] Based on this info, I will assume it is the Lanzar Vibe266 model. It is equipped with 2 x 20a fuses. 14.4v * 40a = 576 total watts Lest assume a modest 65% efficiency: 576 * .65 = 374 watts /2ch = 187 watts per ch. I would say the Lanzar Vibe266 amplifier is a tad overrated. from the manual: VIBE 266amplifier [B]2 x 150W rms@4 ohms[/B] 2 x 1000W max@4 ohms 1 x 2000W max@4 ohms [B]2 x 230W rms@2 ohms[/B] 2 ohm stable 0.04% 15Hz-35KHz, -1dB 250mV-5000mV 22 Kohm >90dB >65dB 35Hz-400Hz 80Hz-2.50KHz +18dB 11.06"x2.24"x17" [B]20Ax2[/B] [/QUOTE]

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