<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by RiceyRS:
The factory rating is 75x2 which equals 150 watts, aka cheater amp.<hr></blockquote>
Sorry to bum you out, but it doesn't work that way. It's 2x75 @ 4 Ohms, bridge that and you half the impediance and combine the power; 2x150 @ 2ohms > 1x300 @ 4 Ohms. You eaither didn't win that comp, so they didn't check your setup or it was some local audio shop competition who didn't think things through and just wanted to make people feel good about the stuff they bought.
Most of the really good amps are only like 4x25W @ 4Ohms but are .5 or .25 ohms stable so you can run super high loads on them and suck out more like 2x800W @ .5 Ohms. If this stuff was allowed nobody would need to compete in different classes to be fair. Check out http://www.cbrstereo.com/Merchant2/m...Code=ORIONAMPS to see what I mean. These amps are competition quality
but only rated at 2x75 just like yours.
It's not about what the amp is rated at, but how much power you're really pulling from it.
The factory rating is 75x2 which equals 150 watts, aka cheater amp.<hr></blockquote>
Sorry to bum you out, but it doesn't work that way. It's 2x75 @ 4 Ohms, bridge that and you half the impediance and combine the power; 2x150 @ 2ohms > 1x300 @ 4 Ohms. You eaither didn't win that comp, so they didn't check your setup or it was some local audio shop competition who didn't think things through and just wanted to make people feel good about the stuff they bought.
Most of the really good amps are only like 4x25W @ 4Ohms but are .5 or .25 ohms stable so you can run super high loads on them and suck out more like 2x800W @ .5 Ohms. If this stuff was allowed nobody would need to compete in different classes to be fair. Check out http://www.cbrstereo.com/Merchant2/m...Code=ORIONAMPS to see what I mean. These amps are competition quality
but only rated at 2x75 just like yours.
It's not about what the amp is rated at, but how much power you're really pulling from it.
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