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SPEAKING of the DEVIL.... Arrgghhh. Work!
Just got the word I need to travel again to Europe.
We can keep this thread going, no problem at all, but testing is for now postponed for a bit - probably looking at mid-end December.
Sorry I jumped the gun! I hate it when this happens...
Guys - "willing" to test about 5-6 amps (each amp takes about 3+ hours for testing and writing result), so "figure" it out here which ones
As we are more and more bridging 4 channels (which used to be a big no no), I will test - if I can! - the bridged mode as well...
I need to be careful as my powerbank is I recall 4 x 100W 8 ohm. so 4 ohm load would be 200W max
might order 4 more
if you have to yank yours out to send it, I have a new one in the box I'd be willing to send.
Its all about timing
I have cams, head work and other engine mods first, So mine is on the bench waiting like you.
But If it you can send yours thats cool
Its all about timing
I have cams, head work and other engine mods first, So mine is on the bench waiting like you.
But If it you can send yours thats cool
Joe I have plenty or the 800.4s, micro 4v2, and micro 2v2s in stock if you too low to send some in for testing, I also have 600.4s and hertz hcp 4ds in stock if that helps
What brand of amp we talking here and are they better than the BT amp?
What brand of amp we talking here and are they better than the BT amp?
Diamond Audio is the brand
Better than BT amps??? I am not qualified to answer that.
They are more adjustable and in some cases more cost effective depending on the build.
IMO...the BT4180 amp is the LS6 SS Chevelle of the sled amp world...one Bad Mother right off the show room floor. No tweeking, no tuning, just add gas and go fast.
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