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rms wattage calculation?
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<blockquote data-quote="husker77" data-source="post: 7840767" data-attributes="member: 641116"><p>I don't think so. You can have your amp clamped which will show you what it is capable of putting out. There are lots of vids on youtube on how to do that. The output of your amp is not constant it varies at different frequencies and volumes, so what it puts out with say a 50hz tone would not be the same as a 30hz tone at the same volume. When listening to music it varies a lot.</p><p></p><p>If I wrong someone correct me please, sometimes a wrong answer will bring a lot more replies than a question. ; )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="husker77, post: 7840767, member: 641116"] I don't think so. You can have your amp clamped which will show you what it is capable of putting out. There are lots of vids on youtube on how to do that. The output of your amp is not constant it varies at different frequencies and volumes, so what it puts out with say a 50hz tone would not be the same as a 30hz tone at the same volume. When listening to music it varies a lot. If I wrong someone correct me please, sometimes a wrong answer will bring a lot more replies than a question. ; ) [/QUOTE]
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