Hello, just bought an Inuke 12000 from ebay USA, And it says 230v in the back. Is this a 2 hot phase and ground? or is it a single 230v phase, like in EU?
help appreciated.
BTW i plan to use this amp with a pair of 18 sound NLW9601.
4 ohm bridged.
help appreciated.
BTW i plan to use this amp with a pair of 18 sound NLW9601.
4 ohm bridged.
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2-3 options. Maybe they got the 230V version delivered by mistake or they figured out just to use 2 phases for "live" and "neutral" + ground???
1300W on 110V household is a pretty heavy load 🙂
Or maybe you are not resident in US, and they sent you the right version😀
1300W on 110V household is a pretty heavy load 🙂
Or maybe you are not resident in US, and they sent you the right version😀
i am , in the border with USA. in California.
I think it is 2 phase hot and neutral,
If you look carefully on the 3rd picture, there is AC 1 and AC2. And ground.
For me, its better if its 2 phase, the amp would work better as you say.
I will run it 2 ohm.
I think it is 2 phase hot and neutral,
If you look carefully on the 3rd picture, there is AC 1 and AC2. And ground.
For me, its better if its 2 phase, the amp would work better as you say.
I will run it 2 ohm.
Just run 2 phases to the Brown (live) and Blue (neutral), and it will work as intended (230V) 🙂
Don´t forget to "ground" it.
Don´t forget to "ground" it.
It would be cool if you could take an overall picture of the internals as I haven never seen a clear picture of the inside of an inuke12000 and wonder what the difference is between that and the 6000.
hello, the amp works with 2 hots (110v) and 1 neutral.
it works great. Which is around 230v.
Is there any way to bridge the amp?
My subwoofers are 8ohm. And amp works best at 2ohm stereo.
Subwoofers are 18 sound NLW9600
it works great. Which is around 230v.
Is there any way to bridge the amp?
My subwoofers are 8ohm. And amp works best at 2ohm stereo.
Subwoofers are 18 sound NLW9600
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