How do you work out RMS

 

Bronze Member
Username: Qup2cit

Australia

Post Number: 35
Registered: May-05
how do you work out RMS of an amp if its not given to you
 

Silver Member
Username: Solacedagony

New Jersey US

Post Number: 485
Registered: Oct-04
Add up all the fuses, multiply by 12. That should be a general indicator.
 

Silver Member
Username: Shadylimitedx

Pgh, Pa Usa

Post Number: 197
Registered: Apr-05
its like half of the wattage say 1000 peak so its goin 2 b 500rms
 

Silver Member
Username: Tdbdrummer

Post Number: 499
Registered: Feb-05
That's not always true lol, especially with speakers, look at Infinity Kappas, 350RMS 1400MAX. That seems like a problem in my opinion, and also that those will never go above 350RMS. That's not good lol. It's that 1400W MAX that sells them.
 

Gold Member
Username: Glasswolf

Wisteria, Lane USA

Post Number: 7864
Registered: Dec-03
peak ratings are no clear indication of anything.
the only way to really get the amplifier's output is either to look it up with the maker of the amp, or measure it using a non inductive dummy load and a scope.
 

Silver Member
Username: Shadylimitedx

Pgh, Pa Usa

Post Number: 198
Registered: Apr-05
just sum
 

Silver Member
Username: Solacedagony

New Jersey US

Post Number: 489
Registered: Oct-04
In his post he said amps, unless he meant speakers. lol.
 

Silver Member
Username: Shadylimitedx

Pgh, Pa Usa

Post Number: 200
Registered: Apr-05
ya ur right amps rms r diffrent than subs rms
 

Silver Member
Username: Tdbdrummer

Post Number: 501
Registered: Feb-05
Glass, do you REALLY think the company is going to tell you the truth? A simpler way instead of a scope would be a high input power meter of sorts. I use one on my stereo that does 200W of max power. Plenty for me, but it's quite TEH usefulness.
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