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I emailed the same dude Rob has been talking to, last night. I gave him my unprofessional DD1 and multimeter results, along with my order number from December.
My results after 3 different attempts:
--bike running and battery at 14.3V
--Sony HU set at 40/50 at 2V output. DD1 showed distortion at 49/50 on my HU.
--cleanest I got was 24V and 48.7V bridged. I should be around 28V and 56V.
I'm sorry I'm not quite as savvy as you guys are with the and testing what do those numbers break down to. In Watt's
I emailed the same dude Rob has been talking to, last night. I gave him my unprofessional DD1 and multimeter results, along with my order number from December.
My results after 3 different attempts:
--bike running and battery at 14.3V
--Sony HU set at 40/50 at 2V output. DD1 showed distortion at 49/50 on my HU.
--cleanest I got was 24V and 48.7V bridged. I should be around 28V and 56V.
Originally Posted by GLIDER 89
I'm sorry I'm not quite as savvy as you guys are with the and testing what do those numbers break down to. In Watt's
Originally Posted by Babyboy
24 v = 144 watts at 4ohm
48.7 v = 593
I believe Cshocker has the tx48? Published specs are 200w and 800w
Keep in mind IMHO, while I are testing w the basic equipment make certain u are not running the ragged edge of a clean signal. If 49/50 is max clean on ur HU, why not use 45? And the DSP gains and EQ should also be at ground zero.
I just don't think we need to be running the edge of the sandbox unless u really are trying to squeeze every single watt/volt of clean power out of ur setup. Mark w a pencil or note the max clean and just don't exceed it. Just because ur one RCH below red line on a tach does not mean its a great place to perpetually operate for longevity.
Keep in mind IMHO, while I are testing w the basic equipment make certain u are not running the ragged edge of a clean signal. If 49/50 is max clean on ur HU, why not use 45? And the DSP gains and EQ should also be at ground zero.
I just don't think we need to be running the edge of the sandbox unless u really are trying to squeeze every single watt/volt of clean power out of ur setup. Mark w a pencil or note the max clean and just don't exceed it. Just because ur one RCH below red line on a tach does not mean its a great place to perpetually operate for longevity.
Thus, seek clean head room when buying it shix.
2 cents
T
Yeah I tried at 48/50, 45/50 and 42/50. Also tried direct from HU to amp (bypass DSP). Keep getting around same results. I'd be OK if I was closer to manufacture specs, but I'm low 50ish watts (1/4). When I order a 20oz beer, I don't expect to get 15 oz, maybe 18
Last edited by cshocker; Feb 17, 2020 at 11:42 AM.
Yeah I tried at 48/50, 45/50 and 42/50. Also tried direct from HU to amp (bypass DSP). Keep getting around same results. I'd be OK if I was closer to manufacture specs, but I'm low 50ish watts (1/4). When I order a 20oz beer, I don't expect to get 15 oz, maybe 18
I thought you switched to White Claw on tap??
Then you would only get half a glass of liquid after all the fizzing settled down so you are in about the same boat as massive and the ratings 😂😂
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