Can this handle a continuous load for my entire stereo system? Or is that too many amps?
1967867
It depends on what you are running if your using it to turn the remote wire on the amp on then you could probably run as many as you wish but if you are trying to isolate the amp from the battery you would need a circuit breaker or a starter style solenoid
574514
Running 2 subs on individual amps in my setup - 2500 watt peak mono class D - 2 ohm stable @ 2500 peak, 130+ db at headrest, no issues.
2210725
You can never really have too much power, as long as it's clean power. I don't think it will be too much...you control the volume! I have mine powered with a slightly under powered amp but it's still okay. Another factor to consider is the enclosure, it has to be a proper size. Good luck!
1637787
You're all set with this receiver. No extra amps needed. I use this receiver to power my 9.2 surround system and zone 3 speakers and it works great.
1183037
Agree this amp has tons more power than you need. However, you can't go wrong with too much power as long as you can afford it. Plus these amps are made for long te use with a great warranty
133185
I used this relay for an auxiliary power and stereo circuit on a party bus. It is a continuous duty relay and will reset to off if power is lost. I believe it can handle up to 80A continuous, however the load I used it under was probably 20A at most. I haven't had any problems with it. One warning, don't over tighten the relay posts. I did on one side and it still works, but I shouldn't have over tightened it.
1031307
No that is not an issue. Only thing is don't turn the amp to the max or you will blow your speakers. It has connections for front speakers.
1983543
It'll certainly work and work nicely. If you're looking for a lot of power you may want to consider a unit with more wattage. If you are happy with moderate volume you're certain to enjoy this amp.
957782
I have 2 500w pro dynamic speakers and a sub woofer, and it runs them with no problem. It can get so loud that I can't think straight.
461550
this stereo has two amp line outs so, it can hold as many as you want. You just have to have the amps to back them up.
1207955
Sure, that's the way i have it. Sounds great. Just check your amp power before, but normally it would work just fine.
354210
I think you would either want one or the other, not both. From my experience, multiple amps are not complementary.
755384
A lot of cheap amplifiers are rated on peak output, not the amount of output it can sustain for periods of time greater than a few fractions of a second. Given that the amp undoubtedly has a fair amount of capacitance, it should be able to exceed the output of the power supply for short bursts (ie: a drum hit in a song). Since those bursts are short, and only a few times per second, it should work OK, as long as the average was a bit under the 24 watts the power supply can produce.
2238919
Yes it is a stereo amp. Depending on how have it wired up it should work. However my experience with this product is that it is not a true 400 watt amp. When you turn up the gain sound quality degrades very quickly. I would not use it for more than running small door speakers.
1640038
Your AMP supports speakers with a particular impedance (4/8/16 Ohms) and thus is capable of driving a particular current down the wire to the speaker. Adding additional speakers to a single connection increases the current that the amplifier must drive (load) and can cause issues with overloading the amplifier outputs. Using something like this allows you to match the impedance correctly and not overload the amplifier and allow you to hook up to 4 sets of speakers to the amplifier. The downside is that amp only delivers 1 power numbers, so to drive all 4 sets of speaker that power will be split across all 4 sets. Thus when driving all 4 at once the volume would probably be 25% of actual volume (assuming you drive all 4 at the same level). You would then need to adjust the volume at the amp for that situation, but at least you are still within the limits of the amplifier and shouldn't cause any issues.
1592766
yes you can, this amp has a speaker switch that lets you run a or b, and a&b;, be careful of ohm drop, though. i don't, i like stereo!
1334363
Should be a great system. Just be sure to get the appropriate sized amp to power it.