The somewhat ironic thing is that the Crescendo actually does 8210w @12.9v when on a .5ohm load with a great electrical system installed, so it's not even that you're getting more wattage with the 2 amps doing 1ohm each, just that they're able to meet that demand easier... Putting it another way; it's like spouts on a dam. Two spouts running at 60% open is 20% better than 1 spout running 100% open. The 2db improvement reflects that. The reason your Hz went up is because it's tonally easier to produce higher frequencies (which cheaper boards rely on), allowing more wattage to be used. People tend to "forget" that amps are dependent on resisters, and resisters not only determine the wattage able to go through the amp but also what tones go through them inherent to the wattage. If the same Crescendo amp used the resisters from the Stetsom amp, it'd also be rated at 8k for 1ohm, and give the same rise in Hz frequency output because of it. This effectively means this was _almost_ a lateral move, going from 8k@.5 (harder) to 8k@1ohm (easier), other than it saving you ~$110 and gaining 2db because of the easier path (less resistance). And your clamp draw is more during 2 amps being used for obvious reasons. If you wanted more wattage to your subs, that's not what you've done here (no offense). Simply, just allowed the overall system to be more efficient per individual amp at the cost of being harder on your overall electrical.
Brilliant thank you smucky well said! I didn't think of it but my frequency did change slightly as well. May need to adjust port and sealed section slightly to compensate in the future. Efficiency gain I'll take it! :)
@@JacobViral2 Happy to help where I can... And yeah, aeroports are a blessing for just such an occasion. I actually have 3 different lengths that I can swap out of my enclosure, depending if I'm wanting more lows or more of an SQ stage; kinda like having a slide whistle as a box, though for my daily basis usage, I tend to keep it as close to my Fs as possible (factoring in box rise).
Wow would I like to discuss my set-up with this guy!! I have a question.. when using Ohm's Law to find what output voltage to set gain at, lowering impedance (wiring down) increases power but in math when multiplying any decimal number below 1 (ex. 0.7) it results in an answer smaller than if used a higher number/impedance. Meaning, plugging in lower impedance number needs to increase voltage, not lower it as Ohm's Law does, right?
@@lowhertzhighspl You're overcorrecting some in saying that, but as a general statement, yes, that's correct. I say "overcorrecting" because you're using an ohm like a percent, whereas percents are finite numbers and ohms have variables. And, just like multiplying with percentages, saying something is "20% better" _isn't_ multiplying by .2, it's multiplying by 1.2 (or, instead of multiplication, addition is usually simpler and equal to, whereas you can use the +20% that way or as a verification). Hopefully, you're not using a run-of-the-mill calculator, and instead something like the one on the keisan.casio.c0m website.
I did a similar thing as you. Went from half bridge to full bridge with 35% more power. Yeah, its louder. But there's just something I miss about the half bridge. Its just hard to explain.
.5 is a whole diffrent ball park then 1ohm , but I mean it's all about your personal preference as long as your happy with it, me personally I don't like 1ohm or up even tho it works safely lol. I love the diffrence on how subs hit at .5 vs 1
I mean, if you were looking to gain on the meter, you definitely made the right decision. Honestly, I feel like 2 Taramps Smart 5k's or MD 8k's might do more power, but I know you would probably need two MD 12k's to really see any difference on the meter. Once you hit a 160+, things start to get difficult and expensive. Honestly, it looks like you have plenty of room to do a 6th order in there, but I'm not sure if it would be louder than you are now. I think a 6th order might just give you a wider bandwidth and make it a better demo vehicle, not a better competition vehicle. I have no idea what you are trying to do with the build. If you are trying to win trophies, leave it as is. If you want it to be a better demo truck, then maybe think about designing a 6th order just to see how it stacks up against the 4th order.
Thanks catch, the brazilian 8k line of any brand is about the same for full bridge so I'm sure your right with 2 12ks a big jump again lol. My overall goal was to get as loud as possible at the mid 40hz range near peak hence the high ratio 4th order.
I think you made the right decision on the amps only thing i would do is add more lithium to get the voltage drop up and honestly add more port area. Or another possible option is add a second alternator.
I’d be curious to see how two Korean board amps at the same wattage would compare. Obviously that’s an expensive and unlikely undertaking lol. Nice work Jacob!
If I had two korean 8k amps vs. these, I would be willing to bet the Brazillian would win slightly as their rated at 12.6 vs. most korean is 13.8-14v but who knows depends on the amp direction tested. Thanks Ryan!
@@JacobViral2 I’m a bit ocd I guess lol. Every wire going in except for 1/0 to 1/0 brass terminal lugs on power and ground. iLL Kustoms makes them. Shrink tube over the set screw and you’re good! Clean.
I hope it was a good idea because I just ordered one of those stetsom 8ks to replace my Toro tech R6. So I should be going from 8k peak to 8k rms. Hope that it's as good as you say
the Korean at .5 was probably less efficient. I been thinkin about gettin mine off .5 because the amperage draw is nuts. you mite gain a bit with a cap bank after the lithium ??
Yea going from .5 to 1 ohm life again can definitely tell less heat and more comfortable with longer demos. I'm sure extra lithium and cap would help numbers but not too worried about afew tenths with spending abunch of money atm.
I personally very much prefer Korean amps. That being said I feel you made the right decision. The numbers say you made the right decision. And no doubt with the amount you demo this is a more reliable set up.
I agree Michael I've been korean only for years and this number difference helped me say nvm I'm keeping it here as my budget allows that atm. Thanks man!
@@JacobViral2 for the total wattage you have you’re killin it. You obviously are quite knowledgeable. Just finish that amp rack….please. Put some of that shiny tape on it. Lol. I know you’re an spl guy. Completely respect that. I came from an IASCA sound q background. So I’m old. Lol. Really hope to see you at slamfest. I’ll be showing my latest build there. Been working on it for 9 months. I have a job to so it’s not like that’s 8-10 hours a day, but I’ve got at least 500 hours into it. Hoping for a 65 at 38hz🤞
I'm not sure if your peak may have gone up because Brazilian amplifiers are often different in filtration circuit, they have no or very high lpf's. Interesting, don't think you made a mistake if you're going for the score. Stetsom amps are very cheap, vulnerable amplifiers and very prone to damage however they have a nice and high class D switching frequency which makes them sound good considering they're Brazilian amps.
I think for what you're using it for being SPL I think it was a better choice. Your goal was SQ system maybe the half more ideal? wouldn't make any difference. But I think one of the big aspects is someone of your caliber audio and a lot of people look up to you going more budget oriented it makes the people that can't afford the expensive gear like crescendo not feel ashamed because they don't have the big dollar equipment and in my opinion diminishing returns the more you spend after a certain point. I honestly feel that if you took my cab 45 and put it up an amplifier with the same Wattage but twice the price say sundown or DC you would not be able to tell the difference. Reliability aspect I guess we'll see, I'm not saying a budget Chinese answer has all the same quality components as a expensive Korean but after a certain point you're just paying for the name quite often
The 2 Stetson 8ks are a better choice half the price of a 6k crescendo more power at half the price and just as easy to replace when it breaks the Brazilian amp market is coming out with amazing power amplifiers for half or a third of the price I have a Taramps smart 3k running 2 Sundown U-series 10 inch dual 4 ohm subs only paid $256.00 for the amp and it stacks up to amps 3 times the price with the same amount of watts.
I run my Bc 8k at .5 daily no issue other then I smoked the 2 12 soundqubed hdx4 subs I got sundown Ns v5 1ws now they seem to want more power but I guess we will see.
@@JacobViral2 if watch this video on them. He's entertaining and it's pretty easy to get. ruclips.net/video/rYacdxNIveE/видео.html I have 5 banks of super caps and 80ah of lto on one 300amp alt and I really don't get any voltage drop at all on 15k
For some reason I didn't see a difference in my low end output going from korean to Brazilian. Nothing changed but amp swap and can tell more power but nothing on frequency surprisingly. Thank Kimmy!
I personally would stick with the 2 Brazilian full bridge. If you run them clean they are good amps you just can’t wire sub ohm. Now on the other hand if it was like my situation having a Korean 9k at half ohm probably clamping 9-10k then no I would stick korean just for reliability. But man I love what you’re doing and definitely looking forward to ruckus in a few months!! Even if you don’t bring yours I got something for you to get a demo of!
Yeah we have a whole lot of budget bills. I can’t remember how long but somebody’s mother and father got a second mortgage to do his system I thought that was out rages
Honestly I hate Brazilian or any kind of full bridge amplifier.... But for your situation and what you currently have for power I think that you made the correct decision.
On second thought, I think you should trade in both your full bridge garbage amps for that super, ultra, mega fancy salt 2k that was just dyno'ed! Talk about value for your $! Sundown for LYFE! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice build, I just bought a salt 6k and two NS 4 12s. Do you think I will be alright running at a .5 on that amp? I have a 250 ho alternator a 56 ah headway bank, and a northstar sms 220 I have another northstar under hood, and another sms 220 not installed but for back up if you think I need it.
I will have it up on vibration isolators that set up 1 1/2 inches about the floor with a DB works fan blowing across it. I wired Nightshades down o the bench and the came out to.4. They duel 2s. I was running a Def Bonce AAk 5.5k on the same electrical that I have now and dipping around 13.8 at full tilt and I know those are very power hungry amps. So I hope with the same electrical o the salt 6 it will do the same.
@60 Is A Slide Show Lol you Sundown fanboys are such cry babies It absolutely blows my mind when you idiots act all surprised when your ish goes up in smoke Yes it will run at that impedance but you run the risk of it frying WHY RUN THAT RISK 🤦🏽♂️
My Banda 15k which is 2x the size as a taramps bass 15k was $1050 or close to it and does 10k at 2ohm 12v and 19k 1ohm 14v. I can literally run this amp down into the 12s and still probably clamp more then a Korean 7500/8k
@@moneycat3789 Just pick them up, use a few 2x4 and scrap wood pieces to leverage underneath the magnet after inserted, then push at the bottom with one hand while screwing with a drive on other. :)
So... You saved $, gained space, gained efficiency, and power output, easier on electrical, run cooler, and play louder... Here's my input. Full bridge is the future. Korean boards running into a dead short to get power from them puts the amp at risk, they run hot, blow up, draw tons of power, to make a small gain in wattage. Using current to get watts to your coils makes heat, and is the old fashioned way of making big power. I run Korean boards strapped at 2(1 ea, nominal), they don't make shit for power. Inefficient, heavy fat ass large bitches that are going away to make room for better. Amp labelers, (aka "manufacturers") don't want the truth out. Truth is, all the stories of full bridge blowing up and catching on fire, and not able to play lows are strait up old wife's tales. I have several full bridge amps, run them hard af, and all I have got so far is reliability, big power and extra $ in my pocket. Give it a few years if we all make it that far. The old tech Koreans will be holding the shit bag at that point. You wait and watch. Just the facts. Old school half bridge Korean stuff is dinosaur technology, out dated and behind the times for decades now. Korean half bridge ampd make "manufacturers" $. Full bridge makes huge, clean power, and saves you $, and saves $ again on electrical. Just the facts. I'm a lover of old school car audio, big time. I grew up in it. But times change, as well as technology. Time to get current, you half bridge sales driving, old bastards! I used to be a promoter of half bridge. Then I tried a few new amps, and couldn't be happier. Glad to not give my $ away. It's old technology, It's been due for retirement.
@@JacobViral2 I appreciate your videos. I have got a tremendous amount of ideas and learned quite a bit from your channels. We all appreciate what you do bass brudda!
The somewhat ironic thing is that the Crescendo actually does 8210w @12.9v when on a .5ohm load with a great electrical system installed, so it's not even that you're getting more wattage with the 2 amps doing 1ohm each, just that they're able to meet that demand easier...
Putting it another way; it's like spouts on a dam. Two spouts running at 60% open is 20% better than 1 spout running 100% open. The 2db improvement reflects that.
The reason your Hz went up is because it's tonally easier to produce higher frequencies (which cheaper boards rely on), allowing more wattage to be used. People tend to "forget" that amps are dependent on resisters, and resisters not only determine the wattage able to go through the amp but also what tones go through them inherent to the wattage. If the same Crescendo amp used the resisters from the Stetsom amp, it'd also be rated at 8k for 1ohm, and give the same rise in Hz frequency output because of it.
This effectively means this was _almost_ a lateral move, going from 8k@.5 (harder) to 8k@1ohm (easier), other than it saving you ~$110 and gaining 2db because of the easier path (less resistance). And your clamp draw is more during 2 amps being used for obvious reasons.
If you wanted more wattage to your subs, that's not what you've done here (no offense). Simply, just allowed the overall system to be more efficient per individual amp at the cost of being harder on your overall electrical.
Brilliant thank you smucky well said! I didn't think of it but my frequency did change slightly as well. May need to adjust port and sealed section slightly to compensate in the future. Efficiency gain I'll take it! :)
@@JacobViral2 Happy to help where I can... And yeah, aeroports are a blessing for just such an occasion. I actually have 3 different lengths that I can swap out of my enclosure, depending if I'm wanting more lows or more of an SQ stage; kinda like having a slide whistle as a box, though for my daily basis usage, I tend to keep it as close to my Fs as possible (factoring in box rise).
Wow would I like to discuss my set-up with this guy!! I have a question.. when using Ohm's Law to find what output voltage to set gain at, lowering impedance (wiring down) increases power but in math when multiplying any decimal number below 1 (ex. 0.7) it results in an answer smaller than if used a higher number/impedance. Meaning, plugging in lower impedance number needs to increase voltage, not lower it as Ohm's Law does, right?
@@lowhertzhighspl You're overcorrecting some in saying that, but as a general statement, yes, that's correct. I say "overcorrecting" because you're using an ohm like a percent, whereas percents are finite numbers and ohms have variables. And, just like multiplying with percentages, saying something is "20% better" _isn't_ multiplying by .2, it's multiplying by 1.2 (or, instead of multiplication, addition is usually simpler and equal to, whereas you can use the +20% that way or as a verification).
Hopefully, you're not using a run-of-the-mill calculator, and instead something like the one on the keisan.casio.c0m website.
You giving great info. Me an unintelligent.. my brain to me: yep those definitely are words.
More power and more efficiency without the worry of getting hot= win win in my opinion
agreed thanks matt!
I would have sold the new 6K and went with one 17K Bass Clef !
Two of them 17k
budget friendly is his goal lol those are like 3k lol
Agree
Awesome video and what you choose bro,where did you get your green belt instead the black belt pls
Doesn't want to take out a mortgage to buy an amp
I feel like you made the right decision, it’ll be more efficient and less stressful on your electrical wired at 1ohm. Plus you gained on the meter.
100% agree tony thank you!
I went from a hifonics Brutus 4K to 2 Taramp 3k’s and I like it change. The Brutus was great but the Taramps are mean as hell!!!
nice change also man
You gained you made the right choice I'm also thinking of doing the same thing soon I have a Korean 4k at .5 and want to do two smart 5ks at 1
Thanks and nice that’s a good change 4K to 10k, so basically 8 vs. 10. 👍
Made the right choice definitely for running amps at 1 ohm for daily music. Half ohm for spl burps
thanks trendy I agree!
I did a similar thing as you. Went from half bridge to full bridge with 35% more power. Yeah, its louder. But there's just something I miss about the half bridge. Its just hard to explain.
I agree with you Scott I really like the korean amp, but the difference outweighed that for me.
.5 is a whole diffrent ball park then 1ohm , but I mean it's all about your personal preference as long as your happy with it, me personally I don't like 1ohm or up even tho it works safely lol. I love the diffrence on how subs hit at .5 vs 1
I agree man I was 0.5 ohm korean life for years and this change is gonna be different for me but makes me feel safer for sure.
I mean, if you were looking to gain on the meter, you definitely made the right decision. Honestly, I feel like 2 Taramps Smart 5k's or MD 8k's might do more power, but I know you would probably need two MD 12k's to really see any difference on the meter. Once you hit a 160+, things start to get difficult and expensive. Honestly, it looks like you have plenty of room to do a 6th order in there, but I'm not sure if it would be louder than you are now. I think a 6th order might just give you a wider bandwidth and make it a better demo vehicle, not a better competition vehicle. I have no idea what you are trying to do with the build. If you are trying to win trophies, leave it as is. If you want it to be a better demo truck, then maybe think about designing a 6th order just to see how it stacks up against the 4th order.
Thanks catch, the brazilian 8k line of any brand is about the same for full bridge so I'm sure your right with 2 12ks a big jump again lol. My overall goal was to get as loud as possible at the mid 40hz range near peak hence the high ratio 4th order.
I think you made the right decision on the amps only thing i would do is add more lithium to get the voltage drop up and honestly add more port area. Or another possible option is add a second alternator.
Thanks for the idea sean! Right now budgets not set for upgrades but in future for sure additional battery support but sticking one big single alt.
The two amps was the best choice 👌🏿
thanks for watching I agree GLG!
Go-Rilla keep up the good work Jacob :-)
thank you O stube!
Yea man ya did a good swap I like it
thanks!
More efficiency, more power, more DBs...of course it was RIGHT CHOICE! I guess how long the amps last will be the big deciding factor right?
I agree Alan time will tell but yea good choice
I’d be curious to see how two Korean board amps at the same wattage would compare. Obviously that’s an expensive and unlikely undertaking lol. Nice work Jacob!
If I had two korean 8k amps vs. these, I would be willing to bet the Brazillian would win slightly as their rated at 12.6 vs. most korean is 13.8-14v but who knows depends on the amp direction tested. Thanks Ryan!
I'd say it was the right choice but only time will tell. If the new amps endure the torture then you know you did good.
I am hoping the amps handle it longterm, your right time will tell thanks chicken!
Can't blame you about to do the same thing.Was running a Korean amplifier at .5 and about to switch to 2 Brazilians at 1 ohm each.
Yea man it works out and thanks ametuer.
Get your watts up @ 1ohm I always say. Those ferrules are great! I even use them on remote wires lol.
Even remote wires lol nice
@@JacobViral2 I’m a bit ocd I guess lol. Every wire going in except for 1/0 to 1/0 brass terminal lugs on power and ground. iLL Kustoms makes them. Shrink tube over the set screw and you’re good! Clean.
I hope it was a good idea because I just ordered one of those stetsom 8ks to replace my Toro tech R6. So I should be going from 8k peak to 8k rms. Hope that it's as good as you say
nice Jacob goodluck with the new setup, it'll do good if you take care of it :)
You made the right decision
thank you easylook!
Nothing wrong with gaining🤙
100% agree thanks!
the Korean at .5 was probably less efficient. I been thinkin about gettin mine off .5 because the amperage draw is nuts. you mite gain a bit with a cap bank after the lithium ??
Yea going from .5 to 1 ohm life again can definitely tell less heat and more comfortable with longer demos. I'm sure extra lithium and cap would help numbers but not too worried about afew tenths with spending abunch of money atm.
you made the right decision MAN 😎😎😎😎
thanks Don glad to hear!
Potato pototo...its going to be interesting to see how well and how long the stetsoms hold up. Any old shack can stand in the sun Jacob.
yep time will tell :)
I personally very much prefer Korean amps. That being said I feel you made the right decision. The numbers say you made the right decision. And no doubt with the amount you demo this is a more reliable set up.
I agree Michael I've been korean only for years and this number difference helped me say nvm I'm keeping it here as my budget allows that atm. Thanks man!
@@JacobViral2 for the total wattage you have you’re killin it. You obviously are quite knowledgeable. Just finish that amp rack….please. Put some of that shiny tape on it. Lol. I know you’re an spl guy. Completely respect that. I came from an IASCA sound q background. So I’m old. Lol. Really hope to see you at slamfest. I’ll be showing my latest build there. Been working on it for 9 months. I have a job to so it’s not like that’s 8-10 hours a day, but I’ve got at least 500 hours into it. Hoping for a 65 at 38hz🤞
I'm not sure if your peak may have gone up because Brazilian amplifiers are often different in filtration circuit, they have no or very high lpf's. Interesting, don't think you made a mistake if you're going for the score. Stetsom amps are very cheap, vulnerable amplifiers and very prone to damage however they have a nice and high class D switching frequency which makes them sound good considering they're Brazilian amps.
The additional power caused my peak to go from 49 to 50~51 for some reason. I try to always stay below 50.
Very impressive!
thanks Kevin!
I think for what you're using it for being SPL I think it was a better choice. Your goal was SQ system maybe the half more ideal? wouldn't make any difference. But I think one of the big aspects is someone of your caliber audio and a lot of people look up to you going more budget oriented it makes the people that can't afford the expensive gear like crescendo not feel ashamed because they don't have the big dollar equipment and in my opinion diminishing returns the more you spend after a certain point. I honestly feel that if you took my cab 45 and put it up an amplifier with the same Wattage but twice the price say sundown or DC you would not be able to tell the difference. Reliability aspect I guess we'll see, I'm not saying a budget Chinese answer has all the same quality components as a expensive Korean but after a certain point you're just paying for the name quite often
Well said thanks waltz! Yea I am on a budget and this worked out for me.
The 2 Stetson 8ks are a better choice half the price of a 6k crescendo more power at half the price and just as easy to replace when it breaks the Brazilian amp market is coming out with amazing power amplifiers for half or a third of the price I have a Taramps smart 3k running 2 Sundown U-series 10 inch dual 4 ohm subs only paid $256.00 for the amp and it stacks up to amps 3 times the price with the same amount of watts.
Good point agreed thanks Alex
I run my Bc 8k at .5 daily no issue other then I smoked the 2 12 soundqubed hdx4 subs I got sundown Ns v5 1ws now they seem to want more power but I guess we will see.
If I had the 8k at half ohm I bet it would be a closer match. Nice amp man!
I think you made the right decision with the two amps how let’s add some ultracaps
thanks Fire, what does ultracaps help for as Im new to that.
@@JacobViral2 if watch this video on them. He's entertaining and it's pretty easy to get. ruclips.net/video/rYacdxNIveE/видео.html
I have 5 banks of super caps and 80ah of lto on one 300amp alt and I really don't get any voltage drop at all on 15k
just love the korean sound tho,, brazilian is loud but my korean is nasty low
Brazilian can get just as low. I love both Korean and Brazilian.
For some reason I didn't see a difference in my low end output going from korean to Brazilian. Nothing changed but amp swap and can tell more power but nothing on frequency surprisingly. Thank Kimmy!
I personally would stick with the 2 Brazilian full bridge. If you run them clean they are good amps you just can’t wire sub ohm. Now on the other hand if it was like my situation having a Korean 9k at half ohm probably clamping 9-10k then no I would stick korean just for reliability. But man I love what you’re doing and definitely looking forward to ruckus in a few months!! Even if you don’t bring yours I got something for you to get a demo of!
Thanks Johnny! Yea I plan to make ruckus and hopefully bring the truck to give demos and get demos, see you there either way.
@@JacobViral2 yeah im looking forward to it. Hoping to gain a couple dbs by then 😁
Yeah we have a whole lot of budget bills. I can’t remember how long but somebody’s mother and father got a second mortgage to do his system I thought that was out rages
wow that's wild a mortgage for a big system lol thanks Anthony!
You gained 2 db. Seems like a clear winner.
Agreed john thanks man!
I would have purchased another 6k
So 2 crescendo 6k amps at 1 ohm each vs. the 2 8k brazillians at 1 ohm? Maybe a close call difference for sure
Honestly I hate Brazilian or any kind of full bridge amplifier.... But for your situation and what you currently have for power I think that you made the correct decision.
I am and was the same way, but right now I'm on a budget and works for me. Thanks Tim!
I think the setup you have now with the 2 amps would be better
agreed thanks Brandon for the feedback!
Hey Jacob how long do you plan on running this current build?
No plans for this year or next to do any form of major changes plus budget is not on systems atm.
On second thought, I think you should trade in both your full bridge garbage amps for that super, ultra, mega fancy salt 2k that was just dyno'ed! Talk about value for your $!
Sundown for LYFE!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
sounds like a good idea lol
good idea Jacob viral
thanks berry
keep it at 1 om
I am for now thanks Tommy
Hey Jacob at this point is your call on what you want. I think the 2 Brazilians is way better and compact.
Thanks Georgia I agree!
Nice build, I just bought a salt 6k and two NS 4 12s. Do you think I will be alright running at a .5 on that amp? I have a 250 ho alternator a 56 ah headway bank, and a northstar sms 220 I have another northstar under hood, and another sms 220 not installed but for back up if you think I need it.
I'm going to laugh when it smokes melts and shits the bed all because you can't read the manual😂😂😂
I will have it up on vibration isolators that set up 1 1/2 inches about the floor with a DB works fan blowing across it. I wired Nightshades down o the bench and the came out to.4. They duel 2s. I was running a Def Bonce AAk 5.5k on the same electrical that I have now and dipping around 13.8 at full tilt and I know those are very power hungry amps. So I hope with the same electrical o the salt 6 it will do the same.
@60 Is A Slide Show ^
Definitely going to need more lithium.
@60 Is A Slide Show Lol you Sundown fanboys are such cry babies It absolutely blows my mind when you idiots act all surprised when your ish goes up in smoke Yes it will run at that impedance but you run the risk of it frying WHY RUN THAT RISK 🤦🏽♂️
i would've ran banda or a taramps bass, but besides that yes, full bridge is the future i love my full bridge amps they're a little easier to run too
My Banda 15k which is 2x the size as a taramps bass 15k was $1050 or close to it and does 10k at 2ohm 12v and 19k 1ohm 14v. I can literally run this amp down into the 12s and still probably clamp more then a Korean 7500/8k
Good feedback Logan and great amps as well nice!
8ks are the better choice
I appreciate it Brick!
Crescendo 13k-17k would give u a nice big gain
Oh man I considered the 17k but don't got the funds so this works. I'm sure it would break a 165 as mentioned before with the 17k at half.
@@JacobViral2 easily I know I would
And Jacob viral can you teach people how to wire their subs into different ohmage
I made afew videos under this playlist on that: ruclips.net/p/PLkYp1Fj-99b0pFNxaohIxCaer8VxQVZ2j
Gains are gains.
yesir!
Put two Fuses on the power and grown
You dont need fuses when the battery is close to the amp.
No way stay with the volkons
Sorry but you need to go back to carpentry class
I'm not going for looks lol
Jacob viral how much pounds does those subs way
HDX4 18 weighs around 65lb
@@JacobViral2 Jacob viral how did you manage to get those 65lbs subs in the box
@@moneycat3789 Just pick them up, use a few 2x4 and scrap wood pieces to leverage underneath the magnet after inserted, then push at the bottom with one hand while screwing with a drive on other. :)
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nice!
So... You saved $, gained space, gained efficiency, and power output, easier on electrical, run cooler, and play louder...
Here's my input. Full bridge is the future. Korean boards running into a dead short to get power from them puts the amp at risk, they run hot, blow up, draw tons of power, to make a small gain in wattage. Using current to get watts to your coils makes heat, and is the old fashioned way of making big power. I run Korean boards strapped at 2(1 ea, nominal), they don't make shit for power. Inefficient, heavy fat ass large bitches that are going away to make room for better.
Amp labelers, (aka "manufacturers") don't want the truth out. Truth is, all the stories of full bridge blowing up and catching on fire, and not able to play lows are strait up old wife's tales. I have several full bridge amps, run them hard af, and all I have got so far is reliability, big power and extra $ in my pocket.
Give it a few years if we all make it that far. The old tech Koreans will be holding the shit bag at that point. You wait and watch. Just the facts. Old school half bridge Korean stuff is dinosaur technology, out dated and behind the times for decades now. Korean half bridge ampd make "manufacturers" $. Full bridge makes huge, clean power, and saves you $, and saves $ again on electrical. Just the facts. I'm a lover of old school car audio, big time. I grew up in it. But times change, as well as technology. Time to get current, you half bridge sales driving, old bastards! I used to be a promoter of half bridge. Then I tried a few new amps, and couldn't be happier. Glad to not give my $ away. It's old technology, It's been due for retirement.
lots of words mentioned, I appreciate it george!
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