MB Quart 1ohm no dim. US Amps MD2D 3ohms dim.

[UsAmpsFreak]

The data we have says:
1) The MBQ does NOT cause dimming and,

2) The M2D2 in the same system DOES cause dimming.

Period.

The M2D2 is pulling more current from the system. Next question?

Why is this so hard to understand?

So you're saying an amp with 120 amps of fuse is pulling more current than an amp that only uses a 70 amp fuse? So it isn't so....

 

[neo_styles 10+ year member]

So you're saying an amp with 120 amps of fuse is pulling more current than an amp that only uses a 70 amp fuse? So it isn't so....

Have a fun link for you to check out. At this point, I never pay attention to fusing any more on how much power an amp is capable of putting out:

http://www.zedaudiocorp.com/pdfs/ZedManual-2012.pdf

 

[TreyE 10+ year member]

lol @ everyone. Thanks for that good read @neo_styles

 

[neo_styles 10+ year member]

[quote name='TreyE']lol @ everyone. Thanks for that good read @neo_styles[/QUOTE]

No problem. I'm going to meet the guy who wrote it in an hour and a half. But did the explanation of current draw help shed light on what's going on between your two amps? The Quart just doesn't draw as much current as the Merlin, so doesn't affect your system as much.

 

[TreyE 10+ year member]

No problem. I'm going to meet the guy who wrote it in an hour and a half. But did the explanation of current draw help shed light on what's going on between your two amps? The Quart just doesn't draw as much current as the Merlin, so doesn't affect your system as much.

**** that's awesome would love to pick his brain lol

Yes makes a lot more sense than anything I've ever read on these forums answered a lot of questions I had.