Torque t-562w2 760 watts max
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New member Username: Jorge7194Post Number: 1 Registered: May-13 | I bought this amp at a yard sale and luckily it worked but the question is if any one can help me find the specs of this amp. I'm going to run this amp with a kicker l3 at 4 ohm. Thanks in advance. |
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New member Username: Attarki0r1ooPost Number: 3 Registered: May-13 | How can anyone help you if you dont tell us what amp it is?amp |
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Gold Member Username: Joe1234Post Number: 1825 Registered: May-09 | Just wire it and use it, all car amps are stable at 4 ohm. |
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New member Username: Jorge7194Post Number: 2 Registered: May-13 | @jutggalo the amp is a torque t-562w2 |
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New member Username: Jorge7194Post Number: 3 Registered: May-13 | @Joe. I do have my sub and amp running at 4 ohms, and it bump really hard. I just want to know how much rms it delivers... btw I'm running a 12 inch kicker l3 with a custom t-line box just made. here is a design. |
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Gold Member Username: Joe1234Post Number: 1830 Registered: May-09 | In audio amplifiers usually RMS watts is one half of peak watts, 380W RMS nominally, but cheap brands usually put out less than stated so say 300W (usually t-lines require very little power compared to other enclosures). So I guess your power is ok for the setup but if you really want to know how much power are you actually delivering then clamp it. |
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New member Username: Jorge7194Post Number: 4 Registered: May-13 | I did try clamping it and turned my head unit volume 3/4 of its volume while play bass I love you and what I got was 476 watts rms............ days before I was powering it with a kicker 250.1, and at while reading the specs.I was only getting 140 watts rms. I can hear huge difference at 60 hz. It may be or look like a cheap amp but it bumps the he'll out of my sub better than the kicker, and it doesn't heat up at all. Got to say well worth it. |
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