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Originally Posted by SQ Civic So I will ammend my statement to, read, that more amperage would be needed from the charging system running at 1 ohm, opposed to running at 4 ohm... in the end I would still rahter run my amps at a higher impedance, as long as I could get the power I needed at said load.
regards, Mark |
But would you pay more (almost twice the price) to run at 4 ohm rather than 1 ohm?
Phoenix Gold X600.1 - Phoenix Gold Xenon 600 Watt Mono Amplifier $249.99
Hifonics BXi 606 - Hifonics 1 Ch 600 Watt Brutus Amplifier $189.99
or
Phoenix Gold Ti600.2 - Phoenix Gold Titanium 2 Ch 600 Watt Amplifier $499.99
Hifonics ZXi 6006 - Hifonics 2 Ch 600 Watt Zeus Amplifier $250.99
Just a couple examples, pick your own make and models to compare.
And besides that, a mono class D will draw less than a bridged 2 channel A/B, both at 600 wrms.
IF!, you are really concerned about power consumption, you'd need to buy a much bigger amp to run at 4 ohm.
Hifonics BXi 1606D - HiFonics 1 Ch 1600 Watt RMS Amplifier $279.99
RMS @ 4-Ohm: 1 x 550-Watt
RMS @ 2-Ohm: 1 x 1100-Watt
RMS @ 1-Ohm: 1 x 1600-Watt
