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It'll probably power the regular Rockers but you know as well as I do it can't handle the Rocker Extremes. JM John truly believes they are the finest motorcycle audio components on earth and the 3 next closest planets. Nothing in the universe can power them properly but only the Rocker amps can even attempt to "rock them all night long" . It's the re-branding sticker over the top and the extra few hundred you pay for it that makes it able to even attempt to power the mighty 7.25 behemoths.
When bridged it is 200watts to 1 channel at 4ohm. If running a DSP theoretically you could run one to each woofer and one to a set of tweets.
Pete
Could work that way
Not sure how much left to right channel separation you may loose
Typically 2 channel amps bridged create one mono output
But I would, be curious to hear. need to find a song that has distinct music on one channel like a guitar rip.
See if it follow when the amp is set to bridged
Pete
Could work that way
Not sure how much left to right channel separation you may loose
Typically 2 channel amps bridged create one mono output
But I would, be curious to hear. need to find a song that has distinct music on one channel like a guitar rip.
See if it follow when the amp is set to bridged
I agree,
I think the best use of it may just be for horns and tweeters. Mosconi is known for having some of the cleanest output and running only to highs should sound great. I am not sure what I would gain in using one bridged to each woofer, not many of these woofers will handle a true 200w all the time unless you are talking pro audio. There are cheaper options to get the 150-200w a channel than using these guys. But, I think these guys are a really cool idea and because I like to try different things I may try it to see how it works and sounds.
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