[DRC]

Originally Posted by navin

the only advnatage is that a voltage amp can dump more current and deliver higher watts.

Wonder why Navin does not quote power in BHPs

[rsjaurr]

Originally Posted by navin

the only advnatage is that a voltage amp can dump more current and deliver higher watts.

yeah......but i liked the idea when i read spk's spec as lowering resistance will give more power.
In my case,amp gives 110 @ 2ohms @14.4voltage which is just too much.

[gunbir]

Originally Posted by rsjaurr

yeah......but i liked the idea when i read spk's spec as lowering resistance will give more power.
In my case,amp gives 110 @ 2ohms @14.4voltage which is just too much.

With Image Dynamics we have an option of ordering 2 or 4 ohm speakers, subs etc. But on most mid-fi amps, using 2 ohm speakers reduces headroom and increases distortion levels.

[navin]

totally agreed gunbir. vrey few amps can operate as well at 2 ohms as they do at 4 ohms.

I am still FPS so I treat 746W as 1 HP. Now would you understand 0.13HP or 100W?

[busted]

hey guyz!!

u all r helpin me out in all my problem's.

1 new prob.. i havn't heard of capasitors...

some one told me to install it in my car..??

please tell me what is it's advantage nd how much it cost's

[autopsyche]

Oh boy, i just read in the other threading you were comparing your install to the skoda's and you are saying that you dont have a capacitor? Anyways, a cap is to maintain battery current. The experts will give you an indepth detail about the functioning of one, but yeah if you are planning to run a lot of heavy equipment which drinks a lot of juice from the battery you would definitely need one.

[busted]

hey thanx!!

bt how much would it cost ..??

nd how many should i install...?
as i got 3-sub's...

[low_bass_makker]

busted get seroius with the amp u r using u r not gonna need one. Upgrade ur amps if u wanna put a capacitor. Any ways thumb rule is 1000 watts put one 1 farad cap. ( correct me if i am wrong).

[Vivekphadnis]

A capacitor will store energy. Your audio equipment has a lot of current readily available in the capacitor to blast away. In other words, you will get better transient attacks from your system, particularly the lower frequencies. But a capacitor is not always a necessity.

[gunbir]

Originally Posted by busted

i havn't heard of capasitors...

some one told me to install it in my car..??

please tell me what is it's advantage nd how much it cost's

Nah man... I'm sure you dont need one... After all your system already plays better than some of the most high end systems around. A better use of that money would be a much needed visit to the otologist...

[Rehaan]

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[Bass&Trouble]

Originally Posted by navin

totally agreed gunbir. vrey few amps can operate as well at 2 ohms as they do at 4 ohms.

Duuuuuuuuude! You gotta agree with Gunbir. After all you take damping and headroom to the next level by driving 4-ohm speakers off the bridged outputs of amps!

[gunbir]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Duuuuuuuuude! You gotta agree with Gunbir. After all you take damping and headroom to the next level by driving 4-ohm speakers off the bridged outputs of amps!

B&T
You crack me up...

[navin]

Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble

Duuuuuuuuude! You gotta agree with Gunbir. After all you take damping and headroom to the next level by driving 4-ohm speakers off the bridged outputs of amps!

but the amp is a decent amp and can handle 2 ohms loads quite easily. I quick-tested the amp's 2 ohm current dumping ability before doing this. the velocity was something I had lying around.