output of an orion at .5ohms

Why do people hear this once and latch on to it?? He's asking the power that he'll get FROM THE AMP! He doesn't care about box rise and all that crap. STOP OVER ANALYZING!!! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/mad.gif.c18f003ab0ef8a0d9c27ca78d77a6392.gif
so i shouldnt tell him a ball-park figure of the power his amp puts out?..ill give the next person a figure they'll never come close to seeing...like ~2600-3000 which was most-likely the answer he was expecting.

its just like asking how many db's you'll hit...impossible to tell.

 
so i shouldnt tell him a ball-park figure of the power his amp puts out?..ill give the next person a figure they'll never come close to seeing...like ~2600-3000 which was most-likely the answer he was expecting.
its just like asking how many db's you'll hit...impossible to tell.
actaully that was wat i looking for //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/rolleyes.gif.c1fef805e9d1464d377451cd5bc18bfb.gif

 
i guess people see a fairly new member and try to give answers to make them look dumb or some shit like that. basically playing music your amp will not do 2500 watts at 1 ohm. at 0.5 ohms the amp should bench around 2700-3000 watts rms

 
i guess people see a fairly new member and try to give answers to make them look dumb or some shit like that. basically playing music your amp will not do 2500 watts at 1 ohm. at 0.5 ohms the amp should bench around 2700-3000 watts rms
Thats what I was talking about with box rise and everything i think it might do 2000. My buddy has a 2500d and at 1.5 it is doing 1500 at 50htz on two jlw7 13's, and he is runnig 15volts to it.

 
i guess people see a fairly new member and try to give answers to make them look dumb or some shit like that. basically playing music your amp will not do 2500 watts at 1 ohm. at 0.5 ohms the amp should bench around 2700-3000 watts rms
I wasnt doing that at all... Inhuman just started with box rise, which the thread starter didnt understand I guess, so I ran with it //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/tongue.gif.6130eb82179565f6db8d26d6001dcd24.gif

 
hey sanmarcos, what there all saying is that if u wire it at .5 ohms, in a perfect world with no physics the amp would STAY at .5 ohm. but with that not being how it truly is, u have something called impedence rise. your amp would be lucky to ever SEE that .5 ohm load your speaking of. you more or less would see 2 or more usually. at some frequencies u may see .5 ohms, but it would be wrong to say its a continuous ohm load through the frequencies u play. understand? if not hit me up on aim and i can show u.

and with the impedence rise taking effect, your amp will not produce the 3000 its capable of at .5 ohm, cuz it wont be at .5 ohm. but u still have more power from the orion than a amp that is 1500 at 1 ohm, because impedence rise again would knock that down to prolly half or so.

 
hey sanmarcos, what there all saying is that if u wire it at .5 ohms, in a perfect world with no physics the amp would STAY at .5 ohm. but with that not being how it truly is, u have something called impedence rise. your amp would be lucky to ever SEE that .5 ohm load your speaking of. you more or less would see 2 or more usually. at some frequencies u may see .5 ohms, but it would be wrong to say its a continuous ohm load through the frequencies u play. understand? if not hit me up on aim and i can show u.

and with the impedence rise taking effect, your amp will not produce the 3000 its capable of at .5 ohm, cuz it wont be at .5 ohm. but u still have more power from the orion than a amp that is 1500 at 1 ohm, because impedence rise again would knock that down to prolly half or so.

Lets not also forget about how voltage leads current in an inductive load. Thereby the angle with which the voltage and the amperage are out of phase is also reducing the power the sub sees.

 
hey sanmarcos, what there all saying is that if u wire it at .5 ohms, in a perfect world with no physics the amp would STAY at .5 ohm. but with that not being how it truly is, u have something called impedence rise. your amp would be lucky to ever SEE that .5 ohm load your speaking of. you more or less would see 2 or more usually. at some frequencies u may see .5 ohms, but it would be wrong to say its a continuous ohm load through the frequencies u play. understand? if not hit me up on aim and i can show u.

and with the impedence rise taking effect, your amp will not produce the 3000 its capable of at .5 ohm, cuz it wont be at .5 ohm. but u still have more power from the orion than a amp that is 1500 at 1 ohm, because impedence rise again would knock that down to prolly half or so.
much clearer, thanks grant

 
That wish list sounds like a good system, make sure you get a good pair of components and amp so your music isn't drowned out.

 
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