25W RMS vs. 50W RMS
#12
Thanks guys for all your input. I learned some new things. I decided to use the dedicated amp though it will add the the cost of the system but I figure I'll be happy in the long run.
@JohnVroom - I just googled CD5030 and it says that it is 25 watts RMS x 4.
@JohnVroom - I just googled CD5030 and it says that it is 25 watts RMS x 4.
#13
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EVERYTHING ON THE INTERWEB IS TRUE!
From Eclipse website, they rated the deck 4x50w MAX (peak to peak) then you need to divide by 2 to get the peak value (4x25) and then multiply by 0.7 to get the RMS. So 4x17.5w RMS is the real output, but like zoomer mentioned, at what voltage?
EVERYTHING ON THE INTERWEB IS TRUE!
From Eclipse website, they rated the deck 4x50w MAX (peak to peak) then you need to divide by 2 to get the peak value (4x25) and then multiply by 0.7 to get the RMS. So 4x17.5w RMS is the real output, but like zoomer mentioned, at what voltage?
#14
I find that any stereo system with a subwoofer amp of 150w RMS or more should coincide with a separate amplifier for the mids and highs. It's not a perfect science, but at that power, the bass can be very overpowering...
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