a pc supply will cut it.. you need put a full load on the 5v line.. the current on the 12v line is proportional to the current on the 5v line. You can run multiple in parallel.. i'm running 8 in parallel to get 160 amps [img]smile.gif[/img]
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PS are cheap.. I picked up a 350 watt for $24 brand new.
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where, around here they are looking 79.99 for a 400 watt ps
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Originally posted by Orion_95: you have the oddest shaped speakers ive ever seen. |
I just looked at them now and got it
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hold up...
i dont know jack about computer parts, and i have never played with the power supply from one. are you saying you can use a couple power supplies from a computer to run a set of subs? and it wont clip? lets say i am running a PLD-1 and about 150 wrms x 2 out of a Rodek... as mentioned above i am thinking of using a pyramid regulated supply. 25 amps i believe. i use it to test audio at work. under $150 i get it for i think. but i can get power supplies for nothing i think. my dad has a mcintosh graveyard somewhere. |
Originally posted by bigmike216: i'm running 8 in parallel to get 160 amps [img]smile.gif[/img] |
i've got them all mounted in a rack mount case that i made.. i can get pics in a couple of days if you guys would like.
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I would like to see some pic's of your setup.
Have you actually tried it out to see how well it work? ie have you hooked up a fairly decent sized car amp and powered it without any problems? |
Originally posted by slow/n\low: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Orion_95: you have the oddest shaped speakers ive ever seen. |
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