Old school amp
#21
I'd like to see a HCCA275G4 make over 1500 real watts, and not for a nanosecond. In fact I'd have to see it to believe it. Forget it on a first gen. Never going to happen.
I'd also like to see one handle 24v input. Man they used to change color at 12-14v, they must fricking glow at 18+
Finally, low impedance, HCCA, and clean can never be used in the same sentence. low impedance, HCCA, and arc welder maybe...
Don't get me wrong, the HCCA amps are classic badass car audio history. Let's just keep reality in mind.
I'd also like to see one handle 24v input. Man they used to change color at 12-14v, they must fricking glow at 18+
Finally, low impedance, HCCA, and clean can never be used in the same sentence. low impedance, HCCA, and arc welder maybe...
Don't get me wrong, the HCCA amps are classic badass car audio history. Let's just keep reality in mind.
#22
Originally Posted by Dukk
I'd like to see a HCCA275G4 make over 1500 real watts, and not for a nanosecond. In fact I'd have to see it to believe it. Forget it on a first gen. Never going to happen.
I'd also like to see one handle 24v input. Man they used to change color at 12-14v, they must fricking glow at 18+
Finally, low impedance, HCCA, and clean can never be used in the same sentence. low impedance, HCCA, and arc welder maybe...
Don't get me wrong, the HCCA amps are classic badass car audio history. Let's just keep reality in mind.
I'd also like to see one handle 24v input. Man they used to change color at 12-14v, they must fricking glow at 18+
Finally, low impedance, HCCA, and clean can never be used in the same sentence. low impedance, HCCA, and arc welder maybe...
Don't get me wrong, the HCCA amps are classic badass car audio history. Let's just keep reality in mind.
17.7v yes 18 volts. an no never changes color
you like new class D? it's nice for low quality crap, but I'd rather have a/b and cleaner sound anyday than some new rockford class D that just starts on fire, BOTH of them. haha
anyways this thread is now void of it's purpose
#23
you guys are nuts haha orion was under rated sure, but how does 2x75 turn into 1600 lol i have a 225 hcca a punch 45hd and as there both old school neither are super heros c'mon...most of the amps back then were very good performers but keep it real.
#24
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Originally Posted by 03rejo
well here is how I figure, bench testing is no more than mathematical calculations:
there is 180amps worth of fuses
Say you are pulling 180amps and I am running an 18v system, with 100% efficiency that would come to 3240watts but everyone knows it won't run 100% efficient so figure only 55% efficiency (which is about right) would yield 1782wattsRMS.
there is 180amps worth of fuses
Say you are pulling 180amps and I am running an 18v system, with 100% efficiency that would come to 3240watts but everyone knows it won't run 100% efficient so figure only 55% efficiency (which is about right) would yield 1782wattsRMS.
#26
Originally Posted by 92zed34
you guys are nuts haha orion was under rated sure, but how does 2x75 turn into 1600 lol i have a 225 hcca a punch 45hd and as there both old school neither are super heros c'mon...most of the amps back then were very good performers but keep it real.
The HCCA "R" generation were notoriously weaker in power. They all could do rated power but they failed to meet the underrated power of their predecessor's.
A first gen HCCA would get so hot at lowest recommended impedence that they would turn pink.
Not sure why some of you are doubting that a 275G4 is capable of 1600rms bridged at 1ohm. Spec is 1200rms and that is at 12v. Bring up the voltage to 14v and it doesn't need to be too underrated to achieve a 1600w figure.
The new RF Power series of amps are some of the best performers available today. I'll take one over many of the "oldschool" products.
#27
you like new class D? it's nice for low quality crap, but I'd rather have a/b and cleaner sound anyday than some new rockford class D that just starts on fire, BOTH of them. haha
anyways this thread is now void of it's purpose
#28
Originally Posted by Hardwrkr
Not sure why some of you are doubting that a 275G4 is capable of 1600rms bridged at 1ohm. Spec is 1200rms and that is at 12v. Bring up the voltage to 14v and it doesn't need to be too underrated to achieve a 1600w figure.
Originally Posted by Hardwrkr
The new RF Power series of amps are some of the best performers available today. I'll take one over many of the "oldschool" products.
About a month ago my trusty 551X just burned up after being installed for 2 years, when I opened it up there was a hole about 1.5" on the output side of the amp.
Those were awesome amps, but I don't know if I'd use them again...
Originally Posted by Hardwrkr
The HCCA "R" generation were notoriously weaker in power. They all could do rated power but they failed to meet the underrated power of their predecessor's.
#29
It's what is on the board that counts. A HCCA225r won't do near the power of a HCCA225 Digital Reference (same board).
The BD1501 has proven time and again that it is a fine amplfier capable of some serious abuse. The new T-Series amps are a whole new monster though and fantastic performers.
The BD1501 has proven time and again that it is a fine amplfier capable of some serious abuse. The new T-Series amps are a whole new monster though and fantastic performers.
#30
ok, that's kinda what I figured...
Have you tried those new rockford amps?? I've been looking at the T30001BD because I had 2 PG elite's, but I sold them. Now my eclipse 8053 stopped spinning discs, so i've got the old alpine cda9835... shitty SQ compared to the eclipse.
Have you tried those new rockford amps?? I've been looking at the T30001BD because I had 2 PG elite's, but I sold them. Now my eclipse 8053 stopped spinning discs, so i've got the old alpine cda9835... shitty SQ compared to the eclipse.