JBL BP300.1 Amplifier
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Originally posted by 91MKII:
Anyone here had any experiences with this amp??
It would be replacing my MTX blue thunder pro 752 and running 2 12" Pioneer subs (500W max, 160W nom).
Anyone here had any experiences with this amp??
It would be replacing my MTX blue thunder pro 752 and running 2 12" Pioneer subs (500W max, 160W nom).
what voice coil config are your subs
[ November 28, 2004, 04:22 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]
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I am not sure about the voice coils thing so here's a link to my subs
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...etailComponent
Current amp specs are:
37.5W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
75W RMS/CH into 2Ohms
150W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
[ November 28, 2004, 04:30 PM: Message edited by: 91MKII ]
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pn...etailComponent
Current amp specs are:
37.5W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
75W RMS/CH into 2Ohms
150W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
[ November 28, 2004, 04:30 PM: Message edited by: 91MKII ]
#4
The JBL BP300 would be a decent choice. The Cobalt 265 you were asking about on SD would not as it is not 2ohm mono stable.
I will also recommend this amp if you are on a budget. Mainly because I have no use for this amp but I am really tempted to buy it anyways.
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ubb/...c;f=2;t=006692
I will also recommend this amp if you are on a budget. Mainly because I have no use for this amp but I am really tempted to buy it anyways.
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ubb/...c;f=2;t=006692
#5
Originally posted by 91MKII:
Current amp specs are:
37.5W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
75W RMS/CH into 2Ohms
150W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
Current amp specs are:
37.5W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
75W RMS/CH into 2Ohms
150W RMS/CH into 4Ohms
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
is it like this
37.5 x2 into @ 4 ohm
75 x2 into @ 2 ohm
150 x1 into @ 4 ohm
280 max power @ 4 ohms
if this is the case your are not getting the maximum power out of this amp and the jbl would be a better choice.they are selling at sounddomain for an extremely good price ( jbl 300.1)
you would be able to give those subs there RMS power
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ive had a 1200.1, 180.2 and 300.1 in my system before. The 300.1 was a great amp, never had a problem with it, always put out good power, i just didn't like the crappy crossover on it so i used an outboard one. Never got hot, always liked the 2 ohm load i had on it.
It should do around 350 watt rms or so.
It should do around 350 watt rms or so.
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Originally posted by hofulstrof:
Current amp specs are:
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
Current amp specs are:
280W Dynamic Power Bridged into 4Ohms
is it like this
280 max power @ 4 ohms
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I believe that MTX uses the dynamic rating not as a max power but a bridged mono power into 4 ohms at 14.4 volts. I wouldn't bother changing the MTX for the JBL. The JBL won't really gain you anything.
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those subs will hook up to do a 2 or 8 ohm load and that mtx probly isnt ment to do a 2 ohm mono load
so its either hooked up to do 4 ohm stereo or 8 ohm bridged
if he switches to the jbl it can be run at 2 ohm no problem and this will give his subs the rms power and you would gain 3 dbl's cause you have twice the power
correct me if im wrong
wiring diagram's here
[ November 29, 2004, 05:08 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]
so its either hooked up to do 4 ohm stereo or 8 ohm bridged
if he switches to the jbl it can be run at 2 ohm no problem and this will give his subs the rms power and you would gain 3 dbl's cause you have twice the power
correct me if im wrong
wiring diagram's here
[ November 29, 2004, 05:08 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]