Jbl Bp150.1

[Silica 10+ year member]

I was wondering, if i ran this at 14.4v

It says it rated 150wrms@2ohm @ 12v

Do you think if i ran it 1 ohm and 14.4v i could get 200 out of it?

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[bumpinbazooka]

well yea it will probably run even more than 200 but it's not a good idea to put the jbl down to 1 ohm. and to acheive 14.4 volts is not a cheap task you'd be wasting your time sione your running such a small amp

 

[Bavarian3 10+ year member]

well yea it will probably run even more than 200 but it's not a good idea to put the jbl down to 1 ohm. and to acheive 14.4 volts is not a cheap task you'd be wasting your time sione your running such a small amp

theres nothing wrong putting the JBL at 1 ohm. Theyr stabled at 1 ohm. i got mine at 1 ohm. u will probly get around 200 watts most likely over that since JBL amps are underrated

 

[bumpinbazooka]

theres nothing wrong putting the JBL at 1 ohm. Theyr stabled at 1 ohm. i got mine at 1 ohm. u will probly get around 200 watts most likely over that since JBL amps are underrated

Specifications:

Output 4 Ohms: 75W x 1

Output 2 Ohms: 150W x 1

Signal to Noise (dBA): >100

Frequency Response (± 3dB): 20Hz - 500Hz

Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.1%

Input Sensitivity: 250mV - 4V

this is what i have found but o wow there isn't a rating for 1 ohm trust me it's not stable to 1 ohm yea you'll be able to do it but is it good for the amp?

 

[Bavarian3 10+ year member]

i dont know if theyr on the same line as the 600.1 and 1200.1 then u can run it at 1 ohm. i know i run my 1200 at 1 ohm. if ur so worried about it just pick another amp