Signal To Noise Ratio....

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

which are good amps that have a high signal to noise ratio and are low on price??

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[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

ttt

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

help.....

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Any amplifier worth owning will have an adequately high SNR.

This isn't a "higher is always better" specification. Once the SNR is out of the audible range...that's it, going higher is not going to net any audible difference.

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

was asking this for a friend of mine...says he wants to get an 06 xxx and wants a high snr for some reason

 

[RumbleNTheTrunk 10+ year member]

Any amplifier worth owning will have an adequately high SNR.
This isn't a "higher is always better" specification. Once the SNR is out of the audible range...that's it, going higher is not going to net any audible difference.

isnt 90 or higher isnt audible or lower?

 

[RumbleNTheTrunk 10+ year member]

was asking this for a friend of mine...says he wants to get an 06 xxx and wants a high snr for some reason

cleaner power...the xxx is sql...

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

he says hes going with the IA 20.1 at .5 ohms

 

[RumbleNTheTrunk 10+ year member]

he says hes going with the IA 20.1 at .5 ohms

half ohm on a dvc2ohm sub?.....btw the 20.1 is very underated and with the adequate power the 20.1 will push the XXX perfectly into 1 ohm.

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

what does it do at 1 ohm at 14volts?

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

btw its 2 xxx's and 2 ia20.1's

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

cleaner power...the xxx is sql...

[and he won't hear a difference in SNR in 99% of amplifiers on the market]

..

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

2 18's in 4cf ea. tuned to 28 hz, will that work?

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

One 20.1 is quite sufficient to send a XXX to its limits, provided the impedance is low enough //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

If he's ordering them new, tell him to ask about a lower impedance VC configuration. It's a shame to run those amplifiers above a half ohm or so, they're just so devestating at a near-short //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[SyKo13 5,000+ posts]

thxXx