most likely my new set up..
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Originally Posted by kpr10is
Since it doesn't really matter to anyone here, Ill spill it. $350 is our accom price.
^ Im going with the fucked up meter. Just last week I saw my buddy meter his 2 TDX 12s ported in 4 cubes at 32 hz on 1900 watts only do a 140. It was a new TL mic. Id say the only way a 15 on 1k watts would break 156 is some BS like USACi style with a door open/meter in the kick or whatever shit they do to get their high numbers.
^ Im going with the fucked up meter. Just last week I saw my buddy meter his 2 TDX 12s ported in 4 cubes at 32 hz on 1900 watts only do a 140. It was a new TL mic. Id say the only way a 15 on 1k watts would break 156 is some BS like USACi style with a door open/meter in the kick or whatever shit they do to get their high numbers.
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THD means Total Harmonic Distortion...in other words how much distortion the amps adds to the signal once it has been amplified. The lower the number the better. When you drop impedance of the amp it raises the power output while also raising the THD. This another reason why it is good to use more power then needed.
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well at 10% its at 2 ohms (1200 watts) and at 1% its also 2 ohms but 950 watts. wierd
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Harmonic distortion is less important in sub amps and is more of a concern in front/rear speaker amps. Hence why you'll notice mono class D amps generally put out substantial amounts of power in a small package, but will generally have a higher THD % while a/b class amps have a lower THD %.
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that makes SO much more sence.. thanks tbspyder
