Will a 50hz-150hz frequency response amp hit the lows? Plz help

[reesef808]

I have a planet audio tq1601d amp and i was looking at its specs , it shows low frequency response 50hz , high at 150hz. Does that mean the amp wont produce sound below 50hz? I am new to this and I would like to learn more about this. Right now its hooked up to my powerbass 3xl 122d in a 43hz box . I was going to get a custom 33hz box for the sub soon, will that help with hitting the lows or is my amp rubbish and wont hit them?

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[los33]

I have a planet audio tq1601d amp and i was looking at its specs , it shows low frequency response 50hz , high at 150hz. Does that mean the amp wont produce sound below 50hz? I am new to this and I would like to learn more about this. Right now its hooked up to my powerbass 3xl 122d in a 43hz box . I was going to get a custom 33hz box for the sub soon, will that help with hitting the lows or is my amp rubbish and wont hit them?

Pretty much the amp will start to roll off going below 50hz..

You may get down to 35hz but it will be very weak.

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[Massive spl]

Planet Audio TQ1601D 1200W Class D Monoblock TORQ Power Amplifier at Onlinecarstereo.com

If this is your amp you will be fine playing down low. Build a new box tuned to 33hz... Los33^ doesn't know what he talking about

 

[los33]

Planet Audio TQ1601D 1200W Class D Monoblock TORQ Power Amplifier at Onlinecarstereo.com
If this is your amp you will be fine playing down low. Build a new box tuned to 33hz... Los33^ doesn't know what he talking about

Hmm ok

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[maylar 10+ year member]

50-150 is the range of the lowpass filter, not the amp's specs. That web page is misleading.