who makes the biggest amps out there ?
05-16-2007, 05:01 PM
#11
Originally Posted by NTOXKTD
You are right Jones. The pic was taken at CES in Vegas last year. It was really impressive. I was there and I thought it was a very neat presentation.
05-16-2007, 05:54 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by Ray
that amp is dumb,Earthquake has PHD20000 if hooked up right it puts out the power or damn close.And it's just a touch bigger then the PHD10000.
Last edited by SPLN00B2; 05-16-2007 at 05:57 PM.
05-16-2007, 07:15 PM
#15
Originally Posted by zzzzzzz
so you makes the biggest amp now and how big is it ?
i am the high god of car audio and im here to tell all you ****** that i judge all amps from near and far !
For the right price i grant max specifications,meaning i will drop a bolt of lightning,to satisfy MA amp owner/pyramid/lanzar/ hell if the owner of a sony product has got a hot enuf girlfrien(thats willing),ill get him spl scores to die for.
05-16-2007, 08:09 PM
#19
The RF 15KW amp can only do around 3kw continuous.... 15kw is a burst rating...
The amp uses a huge amount of capacitance after the bridge in its power supply making it capable of delivering large amounts of current for short periods of time.... IIRC it also has an A/B output stage and the voltage available from the psu is modulated by the input signal essentially making it a class H design with a twist...
It seem to me that its a solid design and really makes alot of sense considering most of us listen to music and arn't necassarilly burping test tones in an SPL contest.... but RFs marketing spin still leaves a bad taste in my mouth....
As far as I am concearned JBL/Crown's monster 'class M' amp is the biggest baddest amplifer there is... 6kw continuous and 10kw burst from a single amplifier at something like 12.8 volts...
The amp uses a huge amount of capacitance after the bridge in its power supply making it capable of delivering large amounts of current for short periods of time.... IIRC it also has an A/B output stage and the voltage available from the psu is modulated by the input signal essentially making it a class H design with a twist...
It seem to me that its a solid design and really makes alot of sense considering most of us listen to music and arn't necassarilly burping test tones in an SPL contest.... but RFs marketing spin still leaves a bad taste in my mouth....
As far as I am concearned JBL/Crown's monster 'class M' amp is the biggest baddest amplifer there is... 6kw continuous and 10kw burst from a single amplifier at something like 12.8 volts...
05-17-2007, 04:24 AM
#20
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Originally Posted by Mini Steve
I've got one of these. Audiobahn A5000SPL. Happened across it at 05 Finals for a sweet deal. It's the biggest footprint I've seen. Heavy too!http://www.audiobahn.com/Audiobahn06/pages/amps.html
