anybody have Audiobahn Alum subs???
Originally posted by speednsound007
I've herad them in a Prelude with a 3000 watt Boss digital amp and they sounded great.
PJ
I've herad them in a Prelude with a 3000 watt Boss digital amp and they sounded great.
PJ
You think my MTX 1000d will push them enough.
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Hey guy, I have the 10" Aluminum series. I have them uninstalled right now because I have to do some suspension work on the rear. They are 800 RMS, but I am only capable of pushing them to only 500 RMS a piece. They hit very nice, and are clean sounding. When I have them back in, I'll give you a holla. BTW, they are heavy-*** suckers...
Originally posted by Ramius83
Hey guy, I have the 10" Aluminum series. I have them uninstalled right now because I have to do some suspension work on the rear. They are 800 RMS, but I am only capable of pushing them to only 500 RMS a piece. They hit very nice, and are clean sounding. When I have them back in, I'll give you a holla. BTW, they are heavy-*** suckers...
Hey guy, I have the 10" Aluminum series. I have them uninstalled right now because I have to do some suspension work on the rear. They are 800 RMS, but I am only capable of pushing them to only 500 RMS a piece. They hit very nice, and are clean sounding. When I have them back in, I'll give you a holla. BTW, they are heavy-*** suckers...
Thanks for your replies guys.
Ramius, I have a 15" on the way, and if I like it, I'll get a second one. That should be enough to make my car sit even with sprint springs.
Originally posted by speednsound007
Yea right. It actually puts out that power, steady at 1 ohm and doesn't give off ANY heat (digital).
PJ
Yea right. It actually puts out that power, steady at 1 ohm and doesn't give off ANY heat (digital).
PJ
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Actually don't, because there isn't.
Originally posted by jmax
If you consider digital to be ones and zeroes, on and off, then yes, there are digital, or the actual term class D amps. If you want to be lame, you can say they are not digital!
If you consider digital to be ones and zeroes, on and off, then yes, there are digital, or the actual term class D amps. If you want to be lame, you can say they are not digital!
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class d only means that its a switching power supply. instead of being sine wave style power draw (if on an oscilloscope), the class d's use a variable duty cycle, which is either on or off, which is why they are sometimes referred to as digital, although its NOT actually digital.
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Like I said. It depends on whether you consider the definition of digital. Which is a binary numbering system of 1's and 0's. 1 is on, 0 is off. The power supply switches on and off at a high frequency, saving power because the normal class AB amps power supply is always on.
Originally posted by jmax
Like I said. It depends on whether you consider the definition of digital. Which is a binary numbering system of 1's and 0's. 1 is on, 0 is off. The power supply switches on and off at a high frequency, saving power because the normal class AB amps power supply is always on.
Like I said. It depends on whether you consider the definition of digital. Which is a binary numbering system of 1's and 0's. 1 is on, 0 is off. The power supply switches on and off at a high frequency, saving power because the normal class AB amps power supply is always on.
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