Ultimate T3- 1000D
10-03-2006, 09:33 PM
#12
These amps have been used lots in the field. I understand what Jordy's saying and know that we know what not to do, and now there is no issue. A D2 is hugh money compaired to one of these demos. So where as a Earthquake may have a reverse polarity circuit these do not. I can't hold everyones hand when installing I can just try to inform them the best I can. Once fed and connected properly then the issues goes away. I'm not bent out of shape over your comments they are valid points and you are respected by me and the board. But a company that replaces an amp regardless of the problem be it installation, user error or defective and even replaces an amp 2 years out of warranty has something to be said for. Even Earthquake would not do that. This company stands 100% behind all of its equipment and its a Over the Counter exchange warranty. Thats damn good.
Last edited by Brad-S.A.; 10-03-2006 at 09:38 PM.
10-03-2006, 09:37 PM
#13
Originally Posted by JordyO
True... but there are very few amps that blow that easily.. even if they're abused beyond belief.
You're right, poor installation can blow an amp, but the numbers I've seen from these amps is unusually high.
You're right, poor installation can blow an amp, but the numbers I've seen from these amps is unusually high.
The thread you also referenced only had 2 Dead 1000d's one which was a admitted mistake that blew it. And 1 500D and one with a gain upside down. Not a third. I know im nit picking but like I said for the amount I have moved they are not that prone to failure. Thats all
Last edited by Brad-S.A.; 10-03-2006 at 09:49 PM.
10-03-2006, 10:03 PM
#14
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 125
iv had one that the input dial stoped working and i brought it back right away and got a new one. it sure has alot of power for what you pay for.
[QUOTE=Smartass]It makes 1800W rms at 4 Ohms and 2700W rms at 2 ohms. QUOTE]
at how many volts is that?
its not at 12.5v i know for sure
[QUOTE=Smartass]It makes 1800W rms at 4 Ohms and 2700W rms at 2 ohms. QUOTE]
at how many volts is that?
its not at 12.5v i know for sure
10-03-2006, 10:06 PM
#15
[QUOTE=andreman]iv had one that the input dial stoped working and i brought it back right away and got a new one. it sure has alot of power for what you pay for.
13.8Volts 
Originally Posted by Smartass
It makes 1800W rms at 4 Ohms and 2700W rms at 2 ohms. QUOTE]
at how many volts is that?
its not at 12.5v i know for sure
at how many volts is that?
its not at 12.5v i know for sure
10-03-2006, 10:21 PM
#16
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 125
oh ok.
Ps: ohw much does it damage the amp when you feed 17 volts through it?
i hooked up my batterycharger to my car to listen to music outside and the volt display messured ~17 volts when i turn it to 200 amps. i didnt keep it at 200 amps i left it at 10.
but is this good or bad?
Ps: ohw much does it damage the amp when you feed 17 volts through it?
i hooked up my batterycharger to my car to listen to music outside and the volt display messured ~17 volts when i turn it to 200 amps. i didnt keep it at 200 amps i left it at 10.
but is this good or bad?
10-03-2006, 10:24 PM
#17
Originally Posted by andreman
oh ok.
Ps: ohw much does it damage the amp when you feed 17 volts through it?
i hooked up my batterycharger to my car to listen to music outside and the volt display messured ~17 volts when i turn it to 200 amps. i didnt keep it at 200 amps i left it at 10.
but is this good or bad?
Ps: ohw much does it damage the amp when you feed 17 volts through it?
i hooked up my batterycharger to my car to listen to music outside and the volt display messured ~17 volts when i turn it to 200 amps. i didnt keep it at 200 amps i left it at 10.
but is this good or bad?
10-04-2006, 07:16 AM
#18
Originally Posted by Smartass
These amps have been used lots in the field. I understand what Jordy's saying and know that we know what not to do, and now there is no issue. A D2 is hugh money compaired to one of these demos. So where as a Earthquake may have a reverse polarity circuit these do not. I can't hold everyones hand when installing I can just try to inform them the best I can. Once fed and connected properly then the issues goes away. I'm not bent out of shape over your comments they are valid points and you are respected by me and the board. But a company that replaces an amp regardless of the problem be it installation, user error or defective and even replaces an amp 2 years out of warranty has something to be said for. Even Earthquake would not do that. This company stands 100% behind all of its equipment and its a Over the Counter exchange warranty. Thats damn good.
10-04-2006, 01:24 PM
#20
Originally Posted by Smartass
And just for the record its not Abuse that killed them its connection and setup. The terminals are kind of goofy but like I said now that we know how to go about it there is no issues. I am sending proper instructions and warnings with them now to avoid future issues. BTW I have sold about 25 of them and 3 of them exchanged. And about 16 500's and 1 exchanged. Remember all companies have a return rate. Even the best companies.
The thread you also referenced only had 2 Dead 1000d's one which was a admitted mistake that blew it. And 1 500D and one with a gain upside down. Not a third. I know im nit picking but like I said for the amount I have moved they are not that prone to failure. Thats all
The thread you also referenced only had 2 Dead 1000d's one which was a admitted mistake that blew it. And 1 500D and one with a gain upside down. Not a third. I know im nit picking but like I said for the amount I have moved they are not that prone to failure. Thats all
