Yeah, there is no replacement for raw voltage (amplifier output voltage), thats why I use absolutely massive amps, I've got a Arc 2300SE @ 330wrms /ch probably my most exotic amp I just use for my tweeters, I was using a MRV-T757, bridged, per tweeter, MRV-1505s bridged for each 3" mid ('bout a thousand rms each) and another 2 1505s, each BTL for my woofers. You want amps with not only very, very high output voltage, but a distortion curve that lowers vs output power, like my 1505s, the more you turn it up, the sweeter it gets. There's no chefs kiss emoji
Yes. Did this a few times.. needs alot more testing. I have to not starve the other amps when testing the 10amp. To do this I'll turn off the 12-inch amps. Also ordered some gallium 10amp supplies fr9m AIYIMA, as costly as one more amp.. gosh!
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Yeah, there is no replacement for raw voltage (amplifier output voltage), thats why I use absolutely massive amps, I've got a Arc 2300SE @ 330wrms /ch probably my most exotic amp I just use for my tweeters, I was using a MRV-T757, bridged, per tweeter, MRV-1505s bridged for each 3" mid ('bout a thousand rms each) and another 2 1505s, each BTL for my woofers. You want amps with not only very, very high output voltage, but a distortion curve that lowers vs output power, like my 1505s, the more you turn it up, the sweeter it gets.
There's no chefs kiss emoji
You may also try feeding 2 amps from each side with one PSU and Y-cable. For example 1 PSU for L 6"+3” and another for R 6"+3".
Yes. Did this a few times.. needs alot more testing. I have to not starve the other amps when testing the 10amp. To do this I'll turn off the 12-inch amps.
Also ordered some gallium 10amp supplies fr9m AIYIMA, as costly as one more amp.. gosh!