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Question? Why are some subs being ran at a different amount of power (lower) than what the RMS is on them?
which ones in particular?Question? Why are some subs being ran at a different amount of power (lower) than what the RMS is on them?
Different subs = different power handling abilities. I would be pissed if the put 750/2k on my sub and blew it. Mine (the pioneer SPL 2000) was overrated.Question? Why are some subs being ran at a different amount of power (lower) than what the RMS is on them?
Different subs = different power handling abilities. I would be pissed if the put 750/2k on my sub and blew it. Mine (the pioneer SPL 2000) was overrated.
well the SPL burp test is a totally different test procedure... woofers will burp with several times over the RMS rating...The one I was talking about was the OZ ME. Almost every test it was given 500 watts except for one where it was given 1600+. That one is actually rated for 700 watts. Not complaining. Just wondering the reason behind it.
I have always thought the ME was a better build quality than the Power. I run about 1000 to each of mine daily and about 830 to my wifes. The Power and ME are actually made by 2 different companies. Can't remember who makes the Power, but the ME is made by ID. Whomever makes the Power for OZ needs to redesign it. But of course, what does OZ know about SPL, they are more of a SQ oriented company and this is the first time they have ventured into a SPL sub.well the SPL burp test is a totally different test procedure... woofers will burp with several times over the RMS rating...
in the case of the ME.. I did not test it at RMS rating.. because its big brother completely blew apart with its RMS rating... and I didn't trust it...
500 watts got it to a good working level...
Loyd L.
x2I thought it was pretty good. It's a shame the JBL GTi wasn't in there, I'd love to see where it ended up ranking.