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<blockquote data-quote="hoss" data-source="post: 3022413" data-attributes="member: 549860">no, i dont think i know it all...but re-read what you took from crutchfield man...&nbsp; it even shows that you were wrong...youre new to this board and im already putting you in the file of people too stuck on themselves to learn, and filled with mis-information.&nbsp; stick around, lose the &quot;i know it all because i read it in crutchfield&quot; attitude, and maybe you can educate yourself a bit...&nbsp; ive been here 4 years and have learned quite a bit from where i started, and it didnt come from taking the first bit of information i read and assuming it was correct...i have told you already in this thead, one channel, two channels, 4 channels, 5 channels...&nbsp; doesent matter, not going to impact efficiency.&nbsp; of course different amp classes are going to impact it, but it doesent neccisarily mean its going to be more or less efficient.you even put it in your previous post that you thought said monoblocks were more efficient, and had you read everything else that it said, you would have noted that it NEVER ONCE said anything similar to that...&nbsp; what it said was &quot;mono block amps are usually class D, class D is usually more efficient than class a/b&quot;...reading comprehension &amp;gt; joo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hoss, post: 3022413, member: 549860"] no, i dont think i know it all... but re-read what you took from crutchfield man... it even shows that you were wrong... youre new to this board and im already putting you in the file of people too stuck on themselves to learn, and filled with mis-information. stick around, lose the "i know it all because i read it in crutchfield" attitude, and maybe you can educate yourself a bit... ive been here 4 years and have learned quite a bit from where i started, and it didnt come from taking the first bit of information i read and assuming it was correct... i have told you already in this thead, one channel, two channels, 4 channels, 5 channels... doesent matter, not going to impact efficiency. of course different amp classes are going to impact it, but it doesent neccisarily mean its going to be more or less efficient. you even put it in your previous post that you thought said monoblocks were more efficient, and had you read everything else that it said, you would have noted that it NEVER ONCE said anything similar to that... what it said was "mono block amps are usually class D, class D is usually more efficient than class a/b"... reading comprehension > joo [/QUOTE]

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