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Reply With Quotemaybe the 50rms amp is under-rated, and actually putting out more power.
or
the 80rms is over-rated and putting out less power.
* I assume that both amps are rated power at the same speaker impedance (ohms)..
Ok, I have 2 amps. One of them is 50rms x 2channels and the second one is 80rms x channel.
I connected my 50rms amp to 2 subs. So, as i understand both are running 50 rms.
Now the weird thing is that when i bridge my second amp (80 x ch, or 200 bridged) the sub hits less and is quieter, any ideas why?
***EDIT***
One puts 50rms to 1 sub and the other amp is putting 200 (bridged). 50rms is louder and hits harder!!!!!!!!!
Hope i made it more clear
maybe the 50rms amp is under-rated, and actually putting out more power.
or
the 80rms is over-rated and putting out less power.
* I assume that both amps are rated power at the same speaker impedance (ohms)..
MacMini in an Alfa? - Why not!
yes, both are rated at the same speaker impedance.Originally Posted by pulsarsimon
Also, both are pioneer, so, i would guess that are rated the same way.
Any other thoughts?
gain levels?
I played with both amps for few minutes until it was the loudest or hit the hardest i could get it to.
Any suggestions on those? Im kinda a newb :P
it could also be that what you perceive as "louder" may only be more distortion.
what are the brand/models of the 2 amps?
MacMini in an Alfa? - Why not!
both are pioneer
Same sub or different sub? Could be more/less sensative...
Are you sure that 200rms isn't peak??
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It could realy be distortion, which makes the 50W amp sound loder. Are amp models the same?
Same sub
Yes, its 200 rms.
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