VR 2000D @ 2.67 ohm

[cleansoundzz 10+ year member]

How many watts would 3 10's get at a 2.67 ohm load from a Crossfire VR 2000D? The amp is designed to give 2000 watts @ a 2 ohm load.

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[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

without benching it, you really cant tell. but if it puts out a clean 2000 @ 2, then i would guess around 1700-1800 @ 2.67

 

[da box king 10+ year member]

hard to tell if you dont clamp it...im gonna guess around 1600 ish @ 12volts

 

[jaredspl 10+ year member]

their 2000w rating is at 12 volts. so probably 2000 watts at 14 volts at 2.5

 

[buggsson 10+ year member]

You must mean the VRA4000D, as the VRA2000D is only rated at 1000W at 2 ohms, I am reading off the manual. I have heard that the VRA2000D is supposed to have an efficiency of 86%, don't know if it sticks. If that was true, and the same applies to the VRA4000D, it would be something like 1720W?

 

[PsychoTheRapist 5,000+ posts]

You must mean the VRA4000D, as the VRA2000D is only rated at 1000W at 2 ohms, I am reading off the manual. I have heard that the VRA2000D is supposed to have an efficiency of 86%, don't know if it sticks. If that was true, and the same applies to the VRA4000D, it would be something like 1720W?

You're talking about the newest line from Crossfire, the VRA line.. everyone else is talking about the older VR line. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 

[slam 5,000+ posts]

id say about 1600-1700 watts @ 12v too.