[jkdas]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

If I am not wrong here Pioneer 904 is not 250 watts in bridged mode.

Thats what confused me. Is there a 904? I took it to be 944

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by jkdas

Thats what confused me. Is there a 904? I took it to be 944

YA there was a 904, 924 and then 944

[jyobeb]

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

If I am not wrong here Pioneer 904 is not 250 watts in bridged mode.

The sub has a SVC.
The 904 must definitely make more than 150 rms in bridged mode right.
Since its a 2X150rms at 4 ohms, I am sure it should be able to handle the 150 watts requirement of the sub.
How do I measure if there is enough voltage from the sub pre-out. Would a multimeter help?

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by jyobeb

The sub has a SVC.
The 904 must definitely make more than 150 rms in bridged mode right.
Since its a 2X150rms at 4 ohms, I am sure it should be able to handle the 150 watts requirement of the sub.
How do I measure if there is enough voltage from the sub pre-out. Would a multimeter help?

The manual says 220 watts x 2 (DIN45324) which I am not sure.

But the 904 is good enough for GT4-12

[Blue Thunder]

Originally Posted by navin

It's been checked with a multimeter?

LoudSpeaker impedance cannot be measured with a multimeter, since Impedance is not the exact same as resistance (resistance can be measured with a multimeter).

[vebmetal]

I am going to name my next dog woofer.

[navin]

Originally Posted by vebmetal

I am going to name my next dog woofer.

And I'll name my next woofer "Dog" :-)

[low_bass_makker]

Originally Posted by vebmetal

I am going to name my next dog woofer.

But why ???

[navin]

Originally Posted by vebmetal

I am going to name my next dog woofer.

Originally Posted by low_bass_makker

But why ???

Because dogs go "Woof", just like birds go "Tweet" just ask any 1 year old. :-)

[DerAlte]

*in a deep bass voice* Some things are random in nature and do not have a 'why'! So it is futile to ask why, LBM vats, no amount of contemplating your navel is going to get you an answer!!! Om, shanti, Om.

PS: Oh! Navin, I thought the b***h would be named "tweeter", and the progeny "mid-bass"
PPS: Perhaps "Cross-over" will be apt for a bull mastiff dressed as a poodle

[rocksterraghu]

Originally Posted by DerAlte

PS: Oh! Navin, I thought the b***h would be named "tweeter", and the progeny "mid-bass"
PPS: Perhaps "Cross-over" will be apt for a bull mastiff dressed as a poodle

That was damn funny.

[vebmetal]

Aishwarya Rai looks like a tweeter to me.

[iraghava]

Originally Posted by DerAlte

PPS: Perhaps "Cross-over" will be apt for a bull mastiff dressed as a poodle

ROFLMAO

Vriddh purush-ji saturday morning blues??

[Sam Kapasi]

Originally Posted by DerAlte

PS: Oh! Navin, I thought the b***h would be named "tweeter",

Sorry baba. As anyone who is/has been married. She is the midrange. Pure vocals. Unstoppable. Forget about sound stage, it comes out from everywhere.

[DerAlte]

I stand corrected, Sam, that was very insightful!

@iraghava, 'blues' are either associated with Monday morning or Friday evening! I was in a 'red' mood, on the contrary (no, nothing to do with the bull mastiff or the poodle, my preferences are very conventional)!