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Re: Car Audio Question...

Fri, 04 November 2005 01:25

Just to dispell all myths, there is no equasion or factor to work out RMS power from the "peak" power. All components should have the RMS figure somewhere on the box. Most branded speakers will be between 30-100 WRMS, you might expect more for expensive speakers. 30-100 is run of the mill stuff. Quality brands will only advertise RMS figures.

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I am not famillar with this model. From this i am getting the idea that this amp has a impendence switch??? Not a common thing... What happens when you flick it to two ohms and you bridge two channels? BANG, WAFT, then the smell of burning IC's me reckons. But i guess you just dont do that ay...

There wouldn't be a switch, most amps are happy to run at 2 Ohms in stereo. It's when you bridge the channels that the Impedence goes up.

I would look at an Audison SRx4. You might be able to squeeze one into your budget. It's 4x60WRMS With seveal diffrent configurations. You will find 60WRMS will be more than ample. Audison is also a well regarded quality amp. I have an SRx2 and it hasn't skipped a beat. I use it to run a set of Focal co-ax speakers.

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