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New member Username: Tecpc2001Post Number: 1 Registered: Oct-04 | Can someone give me input on a class D amp, tested with these specs... Mono BASS Amp Specifications RMS Power at 14.4V (into 1 ohm 50Hz THD+N < 5%) 1211 Watt RMS Power at 14.4V (into 2 ohm 50Hz THD+N < 3%) 920 Watt RMS Power at 14.4V (into 4 ohm 50Hz THD+N < 1.6%) 600 Watt Efficiency (Full Supply Power TO 400W Output Power Ratio (c=PE/PO)) > 80% S/N Ratio Full Rated Power (Level at Max, A-Weighted) > 80dB Low level inputs 0.2V--5V Frequency Response (0dB/-3dB) 14Hz--220Hz Crossover Low Pass Filter 25Hz--200Hz SUBSONIC Filter 20Hz-50Hz Low Pass Filter 24dB/Oct SUBSONIC Filter 12dB/Oct Phase shift test at 100Hz 0--180 DEGREE Operating voltage DC10V--16V Remote control Optional High-grade Nickel-plated, heavy duty terminal block type connectors Yes protection Short circuit, Overload, over Thermal Dimensions (HxWxD) 200mm x 60mm x 400mm Thanks |
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Silver Member Username: BoopersLima, Ohio United states Post Number: 242 Registered: Jul-04 | scary thd's on it if you ask me |
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New member Username: Tecpc2001Post Number: 2 Registered: Oct-04 | The distortion would be barely audible Wouldn't it... http://www.bcae1.com/thd.htm |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfNorthWest, Michigan USA Post Number: 5353 Registered: Dec-03 | looks like they gave honest specs.. for once on an amplifier. wish they said how they tested THD and power etc though.. if it was using FCC or IEA standards. those are actually very typical distortion levels for full output on a class D amp. keep in mind though, distortion spikes when you get close to peak output from a class D amp, so it should decrease substantially at normal listening levels. |