jl 300/2 rms per speaker @ 2 ohm...Voltage drop ?also

[TjayB]

With the jl 300/2 running at 2 ohms per channel.(2 4ohm speakers on each channel). What is the rms per speaker? The 300/2 is the same from 1.5-4 ohm correct? So 75 watts per speaker or 150?

rps is confusing me.

Another question what kind of voltage drop should I see at the amps when at full throttle? This is in a boat so running off 4 batteries dedicated to stereo, no alternator. When I test with MM at the amps voltage is all over the place.

Amps

2-300/2

1-300/4

1-500/1

1-1000/1

Thanks

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[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

With the jl 300/2 running at 2 ohms per channel.(2 4ohm speakers on each channel). What is the rms per speaker? The 300/2 is the same from 1.5-4 ohm correct? So 75 watts per speaker or 150?rps is confusing me.

Another question what kind of voltage drop should I see at the amps when at full throttle? This is in a boat so running off 4 batteries dedicated to stereo, no alternator. When I test with MM at the amps voltage is all over the place.

Amps

2-300/2

1-300/4

1-500/1

1-1000/1

Thanks

The "Slash" amplifiers are regulated so they are expected to produce the same RMS at any operable voltage and impedance. That being said, RMS should stay @ 150 per channel. Thus, 2 speakers per channel would allow for 75rms per speaker.