Okay maybe some one can explain to me about Amplifiers on an amp what is RMS Mean? so like if it is a 1200watt amp and the rms is like 600 does that mean it is basically 600 watts? im trying to figure this out because im getting some new subs and wondering if 1200watt is good enough?
:AMP:
1200W Max Power
300W x 2 RMS @ 4
450W x 2 RMS @ 2
600W x 1 RMS @ 4
:Subs two 10'':
300W RMS Power Handling Per Sub
600W RMS Power Handling Per Pair!
30Hz - 1kHz Freq. Response
91dB Efficiency
:AMP:
1200W Max Power
300W x 2 RMS @ 4
450W x 2 RMS @ 2
600W x 1 RMS @ 4
:Subs two 10'':
300W RMS Power Handling Per Sub
600W RMS Power Handling Per Pair!
30Hz - 1kHz Freq. Response
91dB Efficiency
"peak" or "max" is basically a loophole that lets unethical companies slap whatever number they want all over their amps. RMS is what you should always look at, for both speakers and amps.
And what subs are these that rate the power handling as a pair???
It sounds like something along the lines of Boss, Legacy, Lightning Audio....if so I would run far away from them.
And what subs are these that rate the power handling as a pair???
It sounds like something along the lines of Boss, Legacy, Lightning Audio....if so I would run far away from them.
Root Means Square value I think....
anyway, check out this page...
http://www.aqdi.com/rms.htm
remember subs typically have more inductance than full range speakers.
anyway, check out this page...
http://www.aqdi.com/rms.htm
remember subs typically have more inductance than full range speakers.
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