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[speedyjuarez Premium Member]

Well I currently have two 15s on one Brx 2000.1, each sub is getting about 600 watts right now. I can only assume this because those amps don't do rated power.

I'm going to add another Brx 2000.1 with a few Batts and run one amp per sub until I add more subs. Each sub is 800 rms.

From watching youtube videos, using a DMM to set gains using ohms isn't accurate. What other method is? Does SMD have something?

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[C1500martin 10+ year member]

its the same thing as the smd dd-1

the "CORRECT" way is with an oscilloscope but youll nevr be perfect as all music is different. just use the dmm way and leave it at that. there should be no reason for your stuff to blow.

 

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and your title should be "paranoia"

 

[speedyjuarez Premium Member]

its the same thing as the smd dd-1the "CORRECT" way is with an oscilloscope but youll nevr be perfect as all music is different. just use the dmm way and leave it at that. there should be no reason for your stuff to blow.

 

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and your title should be "paranoia"

Yeah just a little paranoid, putting 1400 to a sub rated at 800.

 

[C1500martin 10+ year member]

Yeah just a little paranoid, putting 1400 to a sub rated at 800.

after voltage drop/ impedance rise you wont see half that. im giving my tantric md 1200 rated at 750

 

[speedyjuarez Premium Member]

after voltage drop/ impedance rise you wont see half that. im giving my tantric md 1200 rated at 750

Awesome, thanks for the info.