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Bronze Member Username: LoseronriverBeaumont , Texas Usa Post Number: 16 Registered: Jun-06 | how can an amp say watts like this one 900watts. but i looked at the rating and it 300w x 1 @2 ohms.. where does the 900 come from? |
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Bronze Member Username: LoseronriverBeaumont , Texas Usa Post Number: 17 Registered: Jun-06 | can anyone answer this for me? i see it all the time , where an amp will say peak is 3000w but at 1 ohm only 1500 or so.. |
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Silver Member Username: _jay_Post Number: 158 Registered: Mar-06 | because peak is what it might do at a burp, but most of the time the amplifiers can't even do that . and or feeding it 15v+....RMS is the actual wattage that it will be getting continuously....its the TRUE power..so if you have a amp that says 1500watts@1ohmx1 then you want a sub that is capible of 1300-1500watts@1ohm |
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Bronze Member Username: LoseronriverBeaumont , Texas Usa Post Number: 18 Registered: Jun-06 | ok ty i was just wondering... |
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Silver Member Username: JuliobSanto DomingoDominican Re... Post Number: 783 Registered: Dec-05 | the peak power doesn't applies to car audio cuz at that point you'll hear 50% of the system, and our ears can hold that, you'll be hearing like a TV without cable. Peak power sucks, just an advertising trick |