Does anyone know what the RMS rating is at @ 2 Ohms?
509436
I had this amp in my car foe four months it was a pretty dissent amp that ran a kicker comp d 1500 watt sub with 900 watt rms. but after the 4 month the aux input just went out and I had to get another amp I never had it two loud and for amp that had its own cooling fans it went bad pretty quick.
509437
I don't know, but I will tell you that the 3500 ndx is garbage it overheated on me stopped working I sent it back when it was returned to me,that same day I installed it and it started smoking. Do not get it, if you have one send it back that's just my opinion
724700
Do you mean use a fuse on it or repair it? I wired mine for 2 ohms. You have to make sure that your amp can carry the load, many people do not pay attention to ohms or RMS power.
809360
The iNuke has been measured to put out about 2000 watts RMS per channel into a 2 Ohm load. Be advised the iNuke 6000 cannot be bridged, just a heads up.
1759067
It should really say 2000 watts rms. I use it to push 2 18" cabs rated at 1000W each peak and 500 RMS. That's about the most you can push at 8 ohms. You have to match ohms and watts to get adequate power. I made the mistake of purchasing the 4000 watt amp and it could not push the 2 x 18's
413586
Yes I have 2 othem pushing 2 12" Rockford's P3 @ 2ohm I have on idea why everyone wouldn't do this. My entire system is 2ohm. Hope this helps.
444144
The power rating is overall and the manufacturer does not provide a specific figure for the sub alone. I'd venture to say it's around around 100-125 RMS and 200-250 max but again that's an estimate.
387781
I've tried to find this as well but EV doesn't give that info. If I were to guess based on volume I'd say at least 500watts. To be fair JBL,Osc and most of the others don't advertise their watts rms on their powered speakers.
699635
These specs are listed by Amazon.com. They are rated for 8 ohms and 100 watts RMS (of continuous output), which means anything 8 ohms or less and anything 100 watts or less
2255741
Terminals r decent so far I'm currently at 1/2 ohm but its only been two weeks I Will Say this tho this is the dual box on the SINGLE boxes I had 2 years ago they could not handle 1 ohm
1554034
Can be set to 2 or 4 ohms. It can handle both with no problem. 100 watts Rms is the set rating at either ohm rate though
1300198
1000-1500 RMS stable at 2 ohms is what I would go with. Stick with a good mane brand that advertises there power in RMS
234300
Should be 8 ohms...not going to see lower then that unless you get the really high end audio stuff. Typically...even still 8 ohms is about the standard.
827006
I'm using a old four channel that can withstand the 2 ohm load so you can look for a cheap one on amazon or sonicelectronx that can hold 2ohms but remember to break them in first
1723088
75 watts rms. These are 2 ohm speakers. They sounded rather tinny at first, quite dissapointing. After a few months they mellowed out, and sound great.
503208
RMS stands for root mean square. Basically--RMS wattage ratings are a measure of continuous power (100 watts in this case)- while different manufacturers will use somewhat different methods to come up with these figures, it's usually a more "real-life" rating of your equipment's capabilities. Yes it can handle 4 Ohms>> There is a Jumper "switch" that can be set for 4, 8, or 16 Ohms.
1448316
I can't remember the stereo rms off of the top of my head, but... The manual says 750 watt rms bridged stereo (mono) @ 4ohm. It realistically pushes about 450-500 watt rms @ 4 ohm. I run two rockford 8s @ 8ohm a piece in wired down bridged mono. Gets a little toasty at 2 ohm.
656512
Its 200 watts RMS. I'm pushing it with at least 150 watts with no problems.