In the old school days all we had was 2 and 4ch amps and bridging was common for using amps with subwoofers. Thanks for this vid, I'll forward people over who ask about bridging, linking or skrapping dey amps.
Williston Audio Labs do you remember me telling you about how the term “Strapping/Strapped” has been contorted & twisted in the car audio world? The original technique of Strapping two or more amps meant running them in parallel, which allows each amp to share the load. So a lower impedance can be driven than what just one amp is rated for. Nice to see Tony point this out here in the video, even though car audio seems to have hi jacked the term 😆
So one amp takes care of the positive side of the wave while the other handles the negative? 🤔 I never really knew how two strapped amps worked untiil now. Thank you for that lesson Tony!! Glad to see you making videos again. Keep them coming and keep us posted on your upcoming projects!!
Thanks for making these. Back in the day your first series of videos helped me. Its one thing to know what 10+10 equals by memorizing past experiences but its another to know how it works to apply to all future experiences.
Keep them coming, do whatever content your heart desires, I’ve learned so much from you over the years, appreciate the knowledge you’ve handed out over the years!
Great information. It was a good explanation. I think there is irony in this video. The sound quality was very low and I had to turn my headphones all the way up. That's coming from an engineering company that seems to be specializing in sound systems and tools for them.
Is this similar to what amp manufacturers do when they take two boards and put them together in the same chassis? That being internal and this being external.... on a grander scale?
Topic suggestion: When and how to use phase switches. I have some Rockford Fanatic Q’s with phase switches and two RF amplifiers also with phase switches. How can the average Joe tell when and how to use these?
Still loving my DB L2 Tony. Would love to hear a tech teaching on what makes the diamond boxx tick. Without revealing your engineering secrets of course. (If thats possible).
U have 2 massive drago 6k amps in series and 2 d4 sundown x18 subs currently at 4 ohm to the amplifiers, if I wire it down to 1 ohm to the amps will I need enough voltage to power them to .5 each or am I good to run just 300a alternator xs power 3400r front and d3100 rear? I plan to upgrade to headway lithium bank in the future
I assume the amplifiers need to be “strappable” by design in order for this feature to work, and one can’t just invert an input and wire any amplifier pair in series, is this correct?
Our best teacher is back !
In the old school days all we had was 2 and 4ch amps and bridging was common for using amps with subwoofers. Thanks for this vid, I'll forward people over who ask about bridging, linking or skrapping dey amps.
Williston Audio Labs do you remember me telling you about how the term “Strapping/Strapped” has been contorted & twisted in the car audio world? The original technique of Strapping two or more amps meant running them in parallel, which allows each amp to share the load. So a lower impedance can be driven than what just one amp is rated for. Nice to see Tony point this out here in the video, even though car audio seems to have hi jacked the term 😆
Right on
So one amp takes care of the positive side of the wave while the other handles the negative? 🤔 I never really knew how two strapped amps worked untiil now. Thank you for that lesson Tony!! Glad to see you making videos again. Keep them coming and keep us posted on your upcoming projects!!
Yeah, that's pretty cool. Thanks for making easy to understand.
glad it was helpful thanks for watching
Yes cant wait for more car audio ...thanks for everything
Awesome! Looking forward to these.....you have a knack at explaining simple concepts in a technical way
Glad you like them!
Hell yes!!! Thank you for another video tony.
Thanks for making these. Back in the day your first series of videos helped me. Its one thing to know what 10+10 equals by memorizing past experiences but its another to know how it works to apply to all future experiences.
Keep them videos coming, loving them !!!
Keep them coming, do whatever content your heart desires, I’ve learned so much from you over the years, appreciate the knowledge you’ve handed out over the years!
Great to see ya doing this again Tony. Awesome. Hope your doing well mate. (Now, bring on those home audio amplifiers)
Working on it!
Welcome back man!!! Cant wait for this series!!!
Thanks!
You’re a sight for quarantined eyes! Been awaiting your uploads
Really awesome! Simply explained and makes it easy to understand the theory!
Great information. It was a good explanation. I think there is irony in this video. The sound quality was very low and I had to turn my headphones all the way up. That's coming from an engineering company that seems to be specializing in sound systems and tools for them.
Thank you. Glad to see an upload to the channel. You made that so easy to understand.
Very informative and well put out! I’ll keep watching these. Stay safe
loved it
Thank you
It’s good to see you.. class is in session
love it! i have these types of questions on my mind and along comes a smart person with a whiteboard! thank you sir
Nice lesson! I learned something new today
Oh shit. Great to see you back dude. K I'll shut up now. Always got in trouble as a kid disrupting class.🤫🤫🤫🤫
Good video! Keep them coming!
Looking forward to the new vids thanks Tony
Thanks 👍
Spread the knowledge Tony d thanks so much man
Good stuff! Class is back!!
Great video! Subscribed
Thanks for the sub!
Is this similar to what amp manufacturers do when they take two boards and put them together in the same chassis? That being internal and this being external.... on a grander scale?
Topic suggestion: When and how to use phase switches. I have some Rockford Fanatic Q’s with phase switches and two RF amplifiers also with phase switches. How can the average Joe tell when and how to use these?
It would be nice if you could explain all pass filters. I know what they do and what they are. But they don't make sense to me on how they work.
Great video 👍🏼
Still loving my DB L2 Tony. Would love to hear a tech teaching on what makes the diamond boxx tick. Without revealing your engineering secrets of course. (If thats possible).
Wouw. Cool lesson 😃
U have 2 massive drago 6k amps in series and 2 d4 sundown x18 subs currently at 4 ohm to the amplifiers, if I wire it down to 1 ohm to the amps will I need enough voltage to power them to .5 each or am I good to run just 300a alternator xs power 3400r front and d3100 rear? I plan to upgrade to headway lithium bank in the future
I assume the amplifiers need to be “strappable” by design in order for this feature to work, and one can’t just invert an input and wire any amplifier pair in series, is this correct?
69MazdaR100 most amplifiers can be bridged by inverting the input signal to one of them
Class is back in session
Interesting 🤔🤔🤔
School's IN for summer!
I'm ready
suggestion, maybe explain alternator whine? or ground noise something like that I dunno lol
I think strapped came from the outputs being strapped to each other and then the load via the wire.
first comment!! can't wait for more info!
An audio god speaks, I listen. Lol
Liked the t shirt too. Another Hodler here. Lol
How to set a 1000w amp to 250w rms subwoofer
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Can the amm1 be used on Tru power mode to set the amp to 250w's
How to set second amp out of phase? You lost me there
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