Very efficient amps above 2000 rms
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Silver Member Username: Zero43Kyle, TX USA Post Number: 212 Registered: May-05 | I'm trying to find a amp that is above 85% efficient so far the only ones that I've been able to find are harrison labs and rd audio's 3250 but their a little more than I want to pay right now basically my problem is I am having trouble finding an alternator above 240 amps so I'm looking for alternative means to acclomplish my goals |
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Gold Member Username: SouthernrebelMonroe, Louisiana DD 9515d~~]... Post Number: 4978 Registered: Mar-04 | DD Z1a |
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Silver Member Username: 04redmach1Columbus, GA USA Post Number: 829 Registered: Mar-06 | Don't forget the Cadence DCA2500  The RD would be a beast though. Kevin |
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Gold Member Username: Arande2Just a matte... Missouri Post Number: 2482 Registered: Dec-06 | The RF15KW is extremely efficient. Of course, it'd be pretty stupid to spend that much.  |
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Silver Member Username: Zero43Kyle, TX USA Post Number: 213 Registered: May-05 | I stumbled across excessive amperage again the last time I went looking for an alternator he was the only one able to make one above 240 amps the only thing was I required custom brackets |
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Gold Member Username: CtmikeCt. Post Number: 4486 Registered: Feb-06 | you try iraggi? email them if needing something not on this site: http://stores.ebay.com/Iraggi-Alternator-and-Electronics |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 2805 Registered: Jul-06 | FYI 240 amp alternator should be enough for any 2000 watt amplifier for daily. But if you're looking for a very high efficiency amp, the two that I would say have already been mentioned here: DD Z1 and Cadence DCA2500 |
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Silver Member Username: Zero43Kyle, TX USA Post Number: 214 Registered: May-05 | how much for one of those two |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 2831 Registered: Jul-06 | Kevin at low-hz ( lowhz01@yahoo.com ) will probably have the best price on the Cadence...... the Z1s go for about 1000 slightly used / mint condition if you can find them on forums ans such. |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 2832 Registered: Jul-06 | Hey Ron, do you realize that those efficiency ratings are usually 4 ohm ratings? Efficiency drops at lower impedances (ohms). An amplifier's efficiency could be up to 20% less at 1 ohm. |
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