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Bronze Member Username: ThebigdonPost Number: 21 Registered: Sep-05 | What makes an amp stable at 1 ohm. Why is it harder for an amp to put out power with less resistance? |
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Gold Member Username: SouthernrebelMonroe, Louisiana USA Post Number: 1538 Registered: Mar-04 | pretty good question...but i cant put a coherent thought together to answer it...lmao. (i need sleep) |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 2249 Registered: Jul-05 | the answer should be found on www.bcae1.com |
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Bronze Member Username: ThebigdonPost Number: 22 Registered: Sep-05 | I read that site. What I took from it is that there is an amount of watts that an amp expects to put out. If the ohm load is too small, the amp will fail. My question is why some amps can go down to lower ohm levels than others. Thanks for the link. |
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Gold Member Username: RovinTrinidad & T... Post Number: 2253 Registered: Jul-05 | Amp manufacturer's made it that way for different applications eg - if u had a 1000wrms 4 ohms dvc sub then u would need a 1000wrms @ 2ohms stable amp if its a 1000wrms 2 ohms dvc sub then u would need a 1000wrms @ 1ohm stable amp Some manufacturers have amp models catering for both needs eg JBL has their 1200.1 (@2ohms) & 1100.1 (@1OHM) amp models ............ |
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Bronze Member Username: ThebigdonPost Number: 24 Registered: Sep-05 | okay, thanks alot |
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Gold Member Username: InvainMichigan United States Post Number: 4040 Registered: Aug-04 | How well the amp is made, how well they decipate heat, the channels and how they are/can be bridged, etc... It usually comes down to how much heat is created. |
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Gold Member Username: Mikechec9Http://www.cardomain.c... Post Number: 1457 Registered: May-05 | power supply, power supply, power supply |