Was given questionable info
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Road Master
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Was given questionable info
I had called biketronics a day or so ago due to a small issue im having with my 6x9s and as always biketronics stepped up and have no problem standing behind there products. On a side note I was having a conversation with them about the output of a 2180 @ a 2ohm load. Mainly becouse I have the chance to pick one up fairly cheap, even though I've been holding out for a 4180 I was thinking this may be an improvement over my 4.520d for now. So to get to the point... To my suprise robin at biketronics claims that at a 2ohm load the 2180 will double its output? Claiming each of my four speakers will still see 180w. Meaning the amp will put out 360w per channel at 2 ohms for a total of 720w? Now I'm no guru or anything but typically this is not how a 4 ohm to 2 ohm relationship works. I know I have read several times and been apart of many conversations on here where some have stated that bt has claimed around 230w per channel at 2ohms. I'm not sure if I just recieved bad info and maybe should have saved that question for bill or if anyone here has any info that may help.
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I had called biketronics a day or so ago due to a small issue im having with my 6x9s and as always biketronics stepped up and have no problem standing behind there products. On a side note I was having a conversation with them about the output of a 2180 @ a 2ohm load. Mainly becouse I have the chance to pick one up fairly cheap, even though I've been holding out for a 4180 I was thinking this may be an improvement over my 4.520d for now. So to get to the point... To my suprise robin at biketronics claims that at a 2ohm load the 2180 will double its output? Claiming each of my four speakers will still see 180w. Meaning the amp will put out 360w per channel at 2 ohms for a total of 720w? Now I'm no guru or anything but typically this is not how a 4 ohm to 2 ohm relationship works. I know I have read several times and been apart of many conversations on here where some have stated that bt has claimed around 230w per channel at 2ohms. I'm not sure if I just recieved bad info and maybe should have saved that question for bill or if anyone here has any info that may help.
I only read about the 230w as pioneer74 mentions below.
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