how many amps per channel
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125 watts x 2 (8) ohms, or175 watts x 2 (4) ohms, orBridged @ 20Hz to 20khz 250 Watts (8) ohms, or Bridged @ 1 khz 350 Watts (8) ohms. Answer from Andrew
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125 watts x 2 (8) ohms, or 175 watts x 2 (4) ohms, or Bridged @ 20Hz to 20khz 250 Watts (8) ohms, or Bridged @ 1 khz 350 Watts (8) ohms. Answer from Andrew
1598304
This is a 2 channel amp. Thats why its called the 70.2 70 watts x's 2 channels (140Watts)If you are looking for more than 2 channels, I suggest you get the 40.4 40 Watts x's 4 Channels (160Watts)
1427983
The total power required for all channels operating and max is 320 watts - about 25 amps at 13volts. I'm using a 12-15VDC switcher power supply with 30 capacity and have never run into an issue. Respectfully, David
813947
Depends on your setup - if you are going to use it just for sub then 4 ohm, if you are going to use it multi channel, then 2 ohm. Caution, this amp shuts down easily when "overloaded" or too much current is drawn.
195377
I checked the box and I was unable to find RMS. I assume Pyle would rather not disclose this. It's 100 per channel peak but I'd put it at 20-40 for rms
1486130
Depends on what you are looking for. I got mine hooked up to a five channel MRX-V60. 50 -75 watts per channel for the front and rear channels and 200 to the sub. Actual birth sheet rated higher 90 watts and 325 sub. Personal opinion is go with Alpine amp ether 4 or five channel. PDX series Alpine amps come with a birth sheet that gives you the actual tested watts per channel. Usually higher than what it says on the box. Stay with in the RMS range 75 to 100 watts per speaker to stay safe.
195378
18 watts per channel RMS (continuous) @ 1% THD into 4 ohms, x4, 72 watts total RMS.
1666640
Can only speak about the centre I bought depends on how much power your amp is running mine is 100watts per channel more than enough for room 18ft by 10ft
1263008
125 watts per each of the 7 channels (seven fully-discrete, 125 watt amplifiers). The spec is written that each channel is capable of putting out 125 watts in the scenario that all 7 channels are being driven. It's a powerhouse!
1502904
The mfr spec is 400 watts RMS x 1 channel. That is probably at 13.8V power input. If you want to operate continuously near full power you should use 6 or 8 AWG wire to power the amp. There is thermal protection in the amp, so do not expect 400 watts if mounted in the trunk of a black car on a hot sunny day.
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@8 ohms it's 135w max power per ch. @6 ohms it's 175w max power per ch @4 ohms it's 220w max power per ch Max load on all 9 ch @8 ohms 760w Also note that class D amplification efficiency is high so that means all channels will maintain those numbers vs and traditional A/B amp.
340605
i got the 4 channel amp 100 watts per channel i do not beleave it is bridgeable but i will check my paperwork that came with it and send answer asap
540986
well the 4 channel actually gives (bridged to 2 channels) only gives you true watts of 110 watts peak power per channel. if you get the 2 channel if bridged only gives you 150 watts peak. Spend more money and get a better amplifier.
649049
Depends on how you wire them up. Perallel or in series. I have my single wired in Perallel which dropped it to 2 ohms and I am powering it with a Audiobahn A8000M that has a peak of 2200 watts and an RMS of 1100 watts. It sounds amazing. So if I were to power two subs I'd get a 2000 watt peak power 2 channel amp and bridge it at least.
2113938
Hi there, With 6 ohm loads both channels driven, from 150 Hz -10,000 Hz; rated 3 watts per channel minimum RMS power. -Anthony
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Amps are determined by taking the 2300 and dividing it by the voltage of 110. That gives you roughly 21 amps. Remember that is at max. How are you going to use it. There are several videos on youtube like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDFyxazZQxs. Best of luck but be careful.
834305
Sorry can't remember. The seller should have such info. Should be adequate for most amps or ears.