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manoli337

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Helo, i would like ti know witch amplifier is minimum 7000 watts and at least 100 DB at that can handle 4 channels (minimum) but this at a price under 450 $


i've seen this but that cannot be shipped to canada
Auna W1F-10000 6-Channel MOSFET Car Hifi Amplifier 10,000 Watt System



Thanks for answering !! 🙂
 
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manoli337 said:
Thanks but the one that i shOw you previously is it great?
Is it possible to find a store that shops to canada?
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No it's not. It has a SNR of 90db and you have no idea what its RMS wattage is. My Crown Comtech 400 (400 watts RMS, 2 channels) has a SNR of 105db and I paid $80 for it.

Is this for a car? If so, you might want to have this thread moved to the car audio section.

Also, you might want to post the specs on your subwoofer. What is its efficiency rating? I've never heard of a 4000 watt subwoofer.
 
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So your looking for a car amplifier right?

This is that amp's spec you mentioned above.

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Highlights:

10,000W Max power, max power 6 x 1665 Watt
Steam punk optics thanks to transparant casing and polished black metal sides
Powerful high and low pass filter
Optional Super Bass Boost (50 Hz) 0/+6/+12 dB
Adjustable High and Low pass filter and Gain control for every channel
Super Bass Switch
MOSFET Technology


Features:

Frequency range: 10 Hz to 30 kHz
Low pass filter: 50 to 250 Hz
High pass filter: 50 Hz to 500 Hz
Signal to noise ratio: 90 dB
Seperate Crossover for every Channel
Distortion factor: <0.06%
6 x RCA input
Impedance: 2 to 8 Ohm
Input sensitivity: 0.12V – 1.0V/10K
Adjustable Gain
X-Over
3 safety fuses for surge and over heating protection
Input sensitivity seperately adjustable for front/rear
On/Off via car radio
Power supply: DC 14.4 V


Included:

Amplifier
Installation material including spare fuse
Instruction manual


Dimensions:

64 x 33 x 6.8 cm
Weight: approx 7 kg

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Sounds like a bit of fluff if you ask me.
Any amp that list only it's max power I would never buy. What is it's RMS values?

This amp sound like it probably puts out 100watts each channel or so. I wouldn't believe any of it's spec.

What I would assume though is if you bought it and installed it then it would probably do everything thing you want it to do. It'd probably blow your mind. But it'd do it at probably around 100 watts each channel.

Maybe ask in the car audio forums.
 
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null object said:
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Highlights:

10,000W Max power, max power 6 x 1665 Watt
Steam punk optics thanks to transparant casing and polished black metal sides
Powerful high and low pass filter
Optional Super Bass Boost (50 Hz) 0/+6/+12 dB
Adjustable High and Low pass filter and Gain control for every channel
Super Bass Switch
MOSFET Technology


Features:

Frequency range: 10 Hz to 30 kHz
Low pass filter: 50 to 250 Hz
High pass filter: 50 Hz to 500 Hz
Signal to noise ratio: 90 dB
Seperate Crossover for every Channel
Distortion factor: <0.06%
6 x RCA input
Impedance: 2 to 8 Ohm
Input sensitivity: 0.12V – 1.0V/10K
Adjustable Gain
X-Over
3 safety fuses for surge and over heating protection
Input sensitivity seperately adjustable for front/rear
On/Off via car radio
Power supply: DC 14.4 V


Included:

Amplifier
Installation material including spare fuse
Instruction manual


Dimensions:

64 x 33 x 6.8 cm
Weight: approx 7 kg

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To answer you question if this amp is great. I'll tell you what I do.
I look to see if anything sounds sus.

* 10,000 watts from one amplifier sounds sus. Look at any super sub bass car at a car show and it wont have 1 amp in it. I'll have a bunch. Especially if it's trying to get to 10,000watts. (That figure means nothing really)

* 6 x 1665 Watt = 9990 So they cant even do simple math - they just throw an extra 10 watts on there to round it up?

* They repeat themselves - "Powerful high and low pass filter" + "Adjustable High and Low pass filter and Gain control for every channel" = the same thing. "Optional Super Bass Boost (50 Hz) 0/+6/+12 dB" + "Super Bass Switch" = the same thing.

* "Steam punk optics thanks to transparant casing and polished black metal sides" That's cool but actually takes away the potential for the case to act as a heat sink. A high power amp should always be made of metal/alloy to dissipate the heat away.


Car amps are notorious for this stuff. Seriously for you budget you could buy any amp like this and it will work greak and you'll probably love it but everything written about it will be a lie.

I dont want to sound like a douchebag so I will tell you my car amp story:

I have 2 Response car amps from a place called "Jaycar Electronics" in Australia. They are pretty cheap and somewhat nasty basic amps but they got quite good reviews and are spec'd correctly.

You should be able to see them listed here:

Jaycar Electronics - Search results

I have an older 4x100watt which is quite little and I pushed as hard as it would go. It heated up quite stupidly hot so for me I probably will one day upgrade. My other amp was a class D 800watt mono sub amp which I highly reccomend.

These amps are not the greatest but they work really well and do sound good. They are correctly priced for what you get and they are correctly spec'd. Even if you dont consider this amp at all, have a read over them and you will see that they don't advertise usless crap like MAX 10,000watts!

Good luck.
 
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just check ebay for an used one like Adcom, Acurus, B&K etc...at least 100 watts RMS with speakers around 100db spl will be more than enough...Well unless you want to "break" the glasses of your windows then you can get a 500 watts RMS per channel! it is not just the power here..it is how good it sounds😉
 
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lanchile said:
just check ebay for an used one like Adcom, Acurus, B&K etc...at least 100 watts RMS with speakers around 100db spl will be more than enough...Well unless you want to "break" the glasses of your windows then you can get a 500 watts RMS per channel! it is not just the power here..it is how good it sounds😉
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The thing, its that its for my 4000 wTts subwoofer and i really want to push it to the max and not buy crap
 
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manoli337 said:
The thing, its that its for my 4000 wTts subwoofer and i really want to push it to the max and not buy crap
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The one you posted is the one that is crab lol. 4.000 watts sub-woofer for home it must have a voice coil as big as a tray to handle that much power😱

You should read more about these important things like:

R.M.S power
PEAK Power
S.P.L (speakers)
Class A amp
Class A/B amp
Class B amp
Class D amp
 
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