input on dc audio amps please...
#1
input on dc audio amps please...
does anyone here have experience with the dc audio amps? i need a new amp because mine blew up (audioque 1200d). im looking for an amp that does 1200 watts at 1 0hm. loganberry if youre still around shine some input on this please. thanks!
#2
Originally Posted by 4ord fan
does anyone here have experience with the dc audio amps? i need a new amp because mine blew up (audioque 1200d). im looking for an amp that does 1200 watts at 1 0hm. loganberry if youre still around shine some input on this please. thanks!
#7
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I would recommend the Fosgate as well. Solid amp, lots of headroom and the constant power give you more options when looking at subs. They are also underrated - birth sheets are typically 20-25% above published specs.
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Originally Posted by ibd2328
As joe stated, the fosgate power series are very efficient and conservatively rated. My t1500 birth sheet said over 1900, so you are looking at over 20% added power.
When u look at dc or audioque they rate them at several different voltage rating. Either way you can't go wrong cause all 3 are bad *** amps!
#10
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Not real sure where you are gettting the 12v ratings on the DC, and AQ.
Both manufactures rate the following amps at 14.4 volts. And i'm willing to bet they are a tad bit over-rated in power. The price kind of gives that away, along with the 120 amp fuse rating on the AQ.
So mathematically; FOR PEAK OUTPUT=which is what fuses are rated for
Amps=watts/volts equivalenty Watts = Amps x Volts
Then assume the AQ is pulling the max 120amps(the max rating).
We have;
120= (supposed watts)/14.4
AQ= 1728 PEAK wattage.
Rockford T1000 (rated 200 watts lower than the AQ) but 150 amp fuse
150= x/14.4
T1000 = 2160 peak.
Moreover, the lower rated Rockford probably ouputs more continuous power and peak power than the AQ. If you would like I can do the DC as well.
Not trying to sway your opinions, just trying to help you find the best suitable amp for your application.
Both manufactures rate the following amps at 14.4 volts. And i'm willing to bet they are a tad bit over-rated in power. The price kind of gives that away, along with the 120 amp fuse rating on the AQ.
So mathematically; FOR PEAK OUTPUT=which is what fuses are rated for
Amps=watts/volts equivalenty Watts = Amps x Volts
Then assume the AQ is pulling the max 120amps(the max rating).
We have;
120= (supposed watts)/14.4
AQ= 1728 PEAK wattage.
Rockford T1000 (rated 200 watts lower than the AQ) but 150 amp fuse
150= x/14.4
T1000 = 2160 peak.
Moreover, the lower rated Rockford probably ouputs more continuous power and peak power than the AQ. If you would like I can do the DC as well.
Not trying to sway your opinions, just trying to help you find the best suitable amp for your application.