I just picked up the carbon fiber (CF) model of the z5000 series cadence monoblock amps.
It produces 750RMS@2ohm, but only 25@4ohm, Why is this?
This really limits my choices in dual sub setups, unless someone can tell me a method of making say, two dual voice coil 4ohm subs into 2ohm.
Etc...
Anyone know much about this amp? Is it good? I've only let it push a p3d412, it rocked it - but I'm looking for a dual 12 setup, or some other setup that produces more SPL. (In the market for buying right now if anyone has anything).
-750 WATT
- HIGH CURRENT
- 2 OHM STABLE
- MONO BLOCK AMPLIFIER
- 4 Channel
Z5000 Specifications:
ADR High Speed Mosfet Power Supply.
"ARVA" Automatic Rail Voltage Adjustment Circuit.
High Current Copper Rail PCB Arch.
Studio Grade High Voltage Bipolar Output Stage.
Mute & Delay Soft Start System.
Balanced Line RCA Input.
Pre-Amp RCA Line Output
induction fan cooling
X-Over Circuitry: 18db Per Octave Slope Butterworth
Low Pass X- Over: Fully Adjustable
Bass Equalization Circuit With Adjustable Center Frequency & Boost.
2 Ohm Mono Stable
Gold Plated RCA Jacks, 8G Speaker Terminals & 2G Power/Ground Connections.
Direct Connect Stiffening Capacitor Connection.
F/R: 10hz - 40KHz
Minimum THD:
S/N ratio: >100dB
Channel Separation: >65dB
Damping Factor: >200 @ 100 Hz
Gain Control: 9v - 200mV
Bass Drive: 0 - 16db
Boost Freq.: 30 - 100 hz
Crossover Freq.: 50 - 250 hz
Subsonic Adjustable Filter: 10 - 30 hz
Line Out: LPF, Full, HPF
Crossover: LPF, Full, HPF
Dimension: 10.8" W X 16.9" L X 3.1" H
