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Wait your last 2 amps were 2 channels, which meant they saw a final load of 3ohms bridged? Arent most 2 channels only stable to 4 ohm bridged? Or am I just talking out of my ass?
NO, you are correct. Don't listen to skadude, he doesn't appear to be as smart as he thinks. He likes throwing around words like retard, when he isn't even correct.Wait your last 2 amps were 2 channels, which meant they saw a final load of 3ohms bridged? Arent most 2 channels only stable to 4 ohm bridged? Or am I just talking out of my ass?
It also may be a combination of that and other problems, such as improper gain settings. Make sure you know how to set your gains correctly, not just "at 1/4" or whatever.So maybe thats why then because i was running them at too low of an impendance that the amp couldnt handle....Thank you very much guys for all your help with my dumbass question haha.
Those amps? He only listed ONE amp, the 2500d, as I said before. The other two he only lists a brand name and states he bridged them. Again, the vast majority of 'bridgeable' amps are not stable to 3ohms mono. If you are gonna try and sound smart, better make sure you are correct first. You were incorrect, impedance IS a possible problem (and a likely one) in addition to your gain theory.He only listed those amps. all of which can run daily at 1ohm //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif
A 'huge risk' of the amplifier going into protection mode? Ive run more than one amplifier down below its minimum voltage level, they all simply shut down until voltage revived. Not one dead amp from it so far. So Id really like an explanation why/how a low system voltage problem could 'fry' an amplifier.Beemer when you have the amp all hooked up as long as its a stable 2ohm mono amp atleast you are fine. your power and ground wire may be to small. Also play a few heavy bass songs and see what kind of voltage the amp is getting. If your below 11volts your running a huge risk. The end
I have heard of plenty Crossfire and American Bass amps smoking from to little voltage. Im sure there are others good sirThose amps? He only listed ONE amp, the 2500d, as I said before. The other two he only lists a brand name and states he bridged them. Again, the vast majority of 'bridgeable' amps are not stable to 3ohms mono. If you are gonna try and sound smart, better make sure you are correct first. You were incorrect, impedance IS a possible problem (and a likely one) in addition to your gain theory.
A 'huge risk' of the amplifier going into protection mode? Ive run more than one amplifier down below its minimum voltage level, they all simply shut down until voltage revived. Not one dead amp from it so far. So Id really like an explanation why/how a low system voltage problem could 'fry' an amplifier.