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<blockquote data-quote="ciaonzo" data-source="post: 8562763" data-attributes="member: 607015">They&#039;re actually pretty potent, they&#039;re just not over-built. Just in case we are talking about a different amp? Make sure to watch this in its entirety, pausing to view the results sheet with numbers all the way out to the right for the .8ohm load.&nbsp; --&amp;gt;[MEDIA=youtube]DMBV0dVAtUo[/MEDIA]The 2500.1 makes impressive power in real-world burst situations that you would want for any good, dynamic music. Well over 6700 watts. Sustained abuse at 1ohm with anything less than the best electrical would probably not be a good idea, but that can be said for lots of equipment making the same power but is much larger and costs a lot more than this XTR.The efficiency things always gives me a chuckle when you guys are talking about it. You only appreciate efficiency if you are operating well under the full potential of the amplifier&#039;s ability at all times. If you ever get anywhere near full output, then the amp is going to to what it does by pulling gobs of current. You can&#039;t get around this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ciaonzo, post: 8562763, member: 607015"] They're actually pretty potent, they're just not over-built. Just in case we are talking about a different amp? Make sure to watch this in its entirety, pausing to view the results sheet with numbers all the way out to the right for the .8ohm load. --> [MEDIA=youtube]DMBV0dVAtUo[/MEDIA] The 2500.1 makes impressive power in real-world burst situations that you would want for any good, dynamic music. Well over 6700 watts. Sustained abuse at 1ohm with anything less than the best electrical would probably not be a good idea, but that can be said for lots of equipment making the same power but is much larger and costs a lot more than this XTR. The efficiency things always gives me a chuckle when you guys are talking about it. You only appreciate efficiency if you are operating well under the full potential of the amplifier's ability at all times. If you ever get anywhere near full output, then the amp is going to to what it does by pulling gobs of current. You can't get around this. [/QUOTE]

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