Concept Amp Owners
#3
Use this ...
http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/Inp...nsitivity.html
http://www.teamtreo.com/view.php?showme=Free_Test_Tones
4 ohms stereo = 13.4 volts per channel
2 ohms stereo = 11.8 volts per channel
4 ohms bridged = 24.5 volts
http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/Inp...nsitivity.html
http://www.teamtreo.com/view.php?showme=Free_Test_Tones
4 ohms stereo = 13.4 volts per channel
2 ohms stereo = 11.8 volts per channel
4 ohms bridged = 24.5 volts
#5
The higher the output voltage of the deck, the lower the gain setting on the amp. This is a good thing. Next consider that your cd player might make 2.5v if it's going downhill with the wind blowing it along. The output on that cd player will clip long before you get 2.5 volts. Meaning this will throw a distorted signal into the amp and then passed onto the speakers.
We have commonly used Concept amplifiers driven by the Eclipse 8v non - clipping variety and had zero issues at all.
[ December 10, 2004, 02:32 PM: Message edited by: MR2NR ]
We have commonly used Concept amplifiers driven by the Eclipse 8v non - clipping variety and had zero issues at all.
[ December 10, 2004, 02:32 PM: Message edited by: MR2NR ]
#7
yes the rca voltage changes as u increae the volume on the deck, why else do u think it gets louder/queter? increased and decreased INPUT voltage, hence the name INPUT sensitivity.
and as to the intpu sensitivity on the conept amp that doesnt matter at all with a 2.5v deck. like stated before, your deck will clip long before reaching 2.5volts
all u have to do to set it all is matching the gain on the amp to the volume on your deck to how u like it.
[ December 10, 2004, 02:05 PM: Message edited by: Father Yuli ]
and as to the intpu sensitivity on the conept amp that doesnt matter at all with a 2.5v deck. like stated before, your deck will clip long before reaching 2.5volts
all u have to do to set it all is matching the gain on the amp to the volume on your deck to how u like it.
[ December 10, 2004, 02:05 PM: Message edited by: Father Yuli ]