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n00b question! yay!
Ok my friend has this p miller amp with a dual voice coil rockford sub. Each coil is 2 ohms. How would I wire this sub to get it the most watts possable?
http://www.bazooka.com/productAutoAm...sRS.asp?id=200
Thats the specs for the amp
Sorry i get confused with 2 channel amps and ahh
http://www.bazooka.com/productAutoAm...sRS.asp?id=200
Thats the specs for the amp
Sorry i get confused with 2 channel amps and ahh
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The kid had it running into .5 ohms. It would over heat like after 20 mins and hed have to let it cool down for 10 mins. Ill jus run each coil to each channel, thats 1000 watts (hopefully since its bazooka)?
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I heard those bazooka amps are very underrated. He's probably getting more like 67854193671 watts out of that thing
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Ill say i go by His and Al's thoery of "Your getting sprayed" Doesnt matter what it is. Grandma in the 1982 LTD is gettin the bottle.
actually each channel would see a 1 ohm load...
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Ill say i go by His and Al's thoery of "Your getting sprayed" Doesnt matter what it is. Grandma in the 1982 LTD is gettin the bottle.
Originally posted by MDIFYTD
actually each channel would see a 1 ohm load...
actually each channel would see a 1 ohm load...
600x1 at 4 ohms
150 + 150 =/= 600
300x2 at 2 ohms = 600x1 at 4 ohms
therefore
impedance of the sub/2 = load to each channel
concordantly
1 ohm from sub = .5 ohm per channel = overheating master p endorsed amp
Originally posted by saggleman
1 ohm on a bridged amp = .5 ohm load to each channel there boss...
1 ohm on a bridged amp = .5 ohm load to each channel there boss...
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