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Old 08-04-2007, 07:31 PM
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Anyone know real watts of this amp?

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=18182

it says:
RMS Power @ 4 ohms: 4x55 + 1x220
RMS Power @ 2 ohms: 4x110 + 1x300

and other sites say different things, anyone have experience with it? or know how many watts i can expect for the sub channel? 300?
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

depends on how you wire it to your equipment.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

if i were to wire it to 2ohms..
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

Yes wire the sub into parallel, that will give you 2 ohms. Thats a nice little 5 channel, i have one in my girls car now.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

but are those watts accurate?... or does it say 300 but really only gives 175?
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

It might be around 250 RMS @ 2 ohm due to the car not being a perfect 14.4V, if they tested it at that.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

Mines pretty acurate. My MM75.4 tested at 249 with a dmm,@13.9v. They put out what they say. Its not pyle, or pyramid. And unlike hifonics these hit closer to there rated rms. And the 8k.5 in my girls car has the sub wired at 2ohms and with the car running, at 14.2v it has hit 300 watts. It also depends on the presets on the radio, and how you tune the amp.

But all in all autotek amps will put out what they are rated at.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

what size/type sub is she using?
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

autotek used to be awesome, haven't heard much from them lately
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autotek will do rated power and then some!!!
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

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what size/type sub is she using?
Right now its a alpine type-r dual 4. Its the older one rated at 500rms. That thing hits pretty damn hard. Im getting a better sub for it soon. She wants to enter the car shows with me, so far i have built a custom enclosure with custom amp rack, and she wants a pink sub . Im doing alot to my truck now so im going to be really busy.
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Right now its a alpine type-r dual 4. Its the older one rated at 500rms. That thing hits pretty damn hard. Im getting a better sub for it soon. She wants to enter the car shows with me, so far i have built a custom enclosure with custom amp rack, and she wants a pink sub . Im doing alot to my truck now so im going to be really busy.
I was thinking bout getting a type-r but wasn't to sure because amp is rated 300 and the sub is 500, but since you've had good luck with it I might look into it more.

Any pics of the enclosure and amp rack?
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I was thinking bout getting a type-r but wasn't to sure because amp is rated 300 and the sub is 500, but since you've had good luck with it I might look into it more.

Any pics of the enclosure and amp rack?
I'm putting only 400 in my Type-R and it kicks butt. It doesn't rattle the neighbors windows or anything but is plenty loud in the vehicle and that is what matters.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

Its a big misunderstanding but you dont have to run rms on sub to make it pump. But it is easier to clip the amp when you do that, so proper tuning is required.

My old subs had only 75 rms to each and i was able to kick 138 db out of them.

Il get some pics soon. Right now im building my new enclosure, for 2-15"s.
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Re: Anyone know real watts of this amp?

the reason is that sound is on a logarithmic scale, not a linear one. If you double the power, you only get a 3 dB increase. If you double it again, you get an additional 3 dB. So the difference in playing an amp at 100 watts RMS and 400 watts RMS is only 6dB. The problem gets worse as the power increases - if your amp is 1000 watts, you need 4000 watts to get the 6 dB increase.
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