Sold Mint Phoenix Gold 100.4 with box and birthsheet

[innsanes 10+ year member]

Got a Mint Phoenix Gold 100.4 with box and birthsheet. $200 Shipped

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[innsanes 10+ year member]

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[redrider13 10+ year member]

do you have the other birthsheet, the smaller one? thats the one with the true rms.

I'm really looking at this thing because I want one to match my 600.1

 

[redrider13 10+ year member]

i assume it would read anywhere from 400wrms to 450wrms, the xenon series are awesome like that.

 

[innsanes 10+ year member]

do you have the other birthsheet, the smaller one? thats the one with the true rms.
I'm really looking at this thing because I want one to match my 600.1

I actually do, states 418 x 4 rms but im sure it does more with good electrical

 

[redrider13 10+ year member]

gimme a day or two to think it out, and I'll get back to you

 

[innsanes 10+ year member]

gimme a day or two to think it out, and I'll get back to you

dude, i got confused with your name and a guy name revrider1, wusup with the name, lol

 

[Captin Jack 10+ year member]

so what will this amp actually do

 

[innsanes 10+ year member]

I dont have any test equipments, but from the birthsheet it says 418 rms x 4

 

[monsterman 10+ year member]

he Phoenix Gold Xenon x100.4 performed well. True to its marketing, the Xenon x100.4 delivers nearly the same power into different impedance loads. On the bench, the Xenon x100.4 delivered 116 watts x 4 into 4 ohms and 112 watts x 4 into 2 ohms. Only in the 1 ohm configuration did the Xenon x100.4 fall a little short. In the bridged mode, the amplifier produced nearly 234 watts x 2 into 8 ohms and 225 watts x 2 into 4 ohms. Again, while close, the Xenon x100.4 amplifier produced slightly below the rated power into 2 ohms, bridged. )Bear in mind that these tests were performed with all channels driven into the respective loads.) When I powered half of the amplifier, the Xenon x100.4 amplifier delivered its rated power into lower loads. The current draw of the Xenon x100.4 was 48.7 amps, 65.5 amps, and 61.8 amps of current into 4 ohms, 2 ohms, and 1 ohm, respectively. This calculates for a maximum 67% efficiency at 4 ohms. At 1/3 power, the Xenon x100.4 delivered 43% to 36% efficiency into the lowest impedance load. This level of efficiency is above average for a Class AB amplifier.

Pulled from carsound.com http://www.carsound.com/articles/publish/printer_413.shtml

 

[innsanes 10+ year member]

he Phoenix Gold Xenon x100.4 performed well. True to its marketing, the Xenon x100.4 delivers nearly the same power into different impedance loads. On the bench, the Xenon x100.4 delivered 116 watts x 4 into 4 ohms and 112 watts x 4 into 2 ohms. Only in the 1 ohm configuration did the Xenon x100.4 fall a little short. In the bridged mode, the amplifier produced nearly 234 watts x 2 into 8 ohms and 225 watts x 2 into 4 ohms. Again, while close, the Xenon x100.4 amplifier produced slightly below the rated power into 2 ohms, bridged. )Bear in mind that these tests were performed with all channels driven into the respective loads.) When I powered half of the amplifier, the Xenon x100.4 amplifier delivered its rated power into lower loads. The current draw of the Xenon x100.4 was 48.7 amps, 65.5 amps, and 61.8 amps of current into 4 ohms, 2 ohms, and 1 ohm, respectively. This calculates for a maximum 67% efficiency at 4 ohms. At 1/3 power, the Xenon x100.4 delivered 43% to 36% efficiency into the lowest impedance load. This level of efficiency is above average for a Class AB amplifier.Pulled from carsound.com http://www.carsound.com/articles/publish/printer_413.shtml

thanks man, i was looking at my 400.1 birthsheet, stupid of me. Yah it does 118 rms x 4 not 418 x4, my bad guys

 

[dumple 5,000+ posts]

would you trade ?

 

[innsanes 10+ year member]

looking for cash only