7000w PMPO is approximately 1000w@10%RMS
What speaker will handle this? TC Sounds
Result: Crown XLS 1000 DriveCore
There is your amplifier for under $450
What speaker will handle this? TC Sounds
Result: Crown XLS 1000 DriveCore
There is your amplifier for under $450
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10,000W from 13.8V means 725A. That is quite an alternator your car will need to have.
Something like this might fit the bill...
http://www.nationsautoelectric.com
Something like this might fit the bill...
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http://www.nationsautoelectric.com
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its not for a car , its for y personal purposes at home and doing party's , i want a great amplifer like in th e stars shows with pa amplifier
You don't want to purchase a car amplifier if this is for your home then.
1. We need info on your subwoofer. Is 4000 watts the peak power rating?
2. You likely don't need such a large subwoofer. I can get away with a 250 watt subwoofer in a small room.
3. What is the efficiency of your subwoofer? A more efficient subwoofer will require less power.
I know some french and if I have time, I will break out the dictionary and help you if you still need it.
1. We need info on your subwoofer. Is 4000 watts the peak power rating?
2. You likely don't need such a large subwoofer. I can get away with a 250 watt subwoofer in a small room.
3. What is the efficiency of your subwoofer? A more efficient subwoofer will require less power.
I know some french and if I have time, I will break out the dictionary and help you if you still need it.
of course , i'll send you info on my subwoofer 🙂 with pics
: the thing, is that i bought the sub online and after i bought a box on an other site and when i recieve everything, i put the wires of the sub to the box and fix everything.
Product Details Product Features: Nominal Power Handling: 1800 Watt RMS; Size: 15"; Elements: 1-Way; Car Speaker Type: Component; Car Speaker Function: Subwoofer; Peak Power Handling: 4000 Watt; Enclosure: Non-Enclosed Key Features Nominal Power: 1800 Watt RMS Size: 15" Elements: 1-Way Car Speaker Type: Component Car Speaker Function: Subwoofer Technical Features Peak Power Handling: 4000 Watt Impedance: 4 ohm (Dual Coil) Components Woofer Material: Interlaced Basalt / Aaramid Fibre Reinforced IMPP Surround Material: Rubber Mounting Enclosure: Non-Enclosed
the box that i insered my sub in is a ATREND
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15" SINGLE VENTED SPL 15LSV 15" Single Vented SPL Width 32 Depth 19 Height 18 Vent Width 3 Vent Height 16.5 Vent Length 16 Vent Dim 48 Hz (Tuning Frequency) 37 Gross Cu. Ft. 5 Net Cu. Ft. 4.25
And car audio drivers usually do not perform very well in a home environment as their designed to work with the boost effect a car coupe has on bass.
Your seeking organ kind of bass, you have air mass and a tuned vent, any good commercial manufacturer will do. In canada there is Yorkville among others
I really want he best ir my budget and also it could be shipped to canada , not nexessary made in canada
Never mind this thread... if he plans to turn 7000W in his car, he should better pre-arrange fast access to ER in nearest hospital! 😀
so the best amp for y budget and all my specs is only 100 watts rms?
the amplifier i want it very great because when i will not have my subwoofer in a couple of years i wan to the amplifier fits with the bests loudspeakers and subwoofers! 😉
the amplifier i want it very great because when i will not have my subwoofer in a couple of years i wan to the amplifier fits with the bests loudspeakers and subwoofers! 😉
oh joy, another bass head who believes dumb car amp specs.
Forget 1000W. There is *no single speaker unit* that will withstand this kind of power. No, i don't care what the manufacturer claims. Car audio is horse sh*t.
1000W RMS amps are for running huge banks of speakers like you would find at a large concert. Those amps are class D, and require very high current feeds - you will not be able to run such a thing from a wall outlet.
You would have to have a truly massive room to need even 500W RMS of power for a subwoofer. Not to mention, more than one subwoofer drive unit.
Forget 1000W. There is *no single speaker unit* that will withstand this kind of power. No, i don't care what the manufacturer claims. Car audio is horse sh*t.
1000W RMS amps are for running huge banks of speakers like you would find at a large concert. Those amps are class D, and require very high current feeds - you will not be able to run such a thing from a wall outlet.
You would have to have a truly massive room to need even 500W RMS of power for a subwoofer. Not to mention, more than one subwoofer drive unit.
so do you have a 1000 watts rms amps hat fis with my criterias(just put the link) ?
to run an 1000 watts rms what should i do to be able to run it?
and it can be more than 1 channel if possible please
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