pioneer amp

ok now that im stuck with these you think if i took them to sell at like the pawn shop down the street i could get about 100 each? Just so u know theres alot of people in my neighbor hood that rather pay top $ then look around

ill find out the fuse and stuff right now give me a second

welll.... im looking right now for the size fuses... to see a round about figure for these but i mean if you go somewhere with ignorant ppl working u could possibly sell higher

Features PWM Regulated MOSFET Power Supply Bridgeable 1/2/3 Channel Capability Balanced Isolator Input Circuit Oversized Screw-Type Power/Ground Terminals Screw-Type Speaker Terminals RCA Inputs Hi-Volt Input Level Control (200mV-6.5V) Selectable Crossover: 80Hz, -12dB/oct. (LPF) Specifications Continuous Power (14.4V): 125Wx2 (4 ohm), 190Wx2 (2 ohm), 380Wx1 (4 ohm) Max Power (14.4V): 250Wx2 (4 ohm), 760Wx1 (4 ohm) Frequency Response: 10Hz - 50kHz (0,-1dB) Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.008% (1kHz, 4W) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 100dB (IHF-A) Dimensions: 11" x 2-5/16" x 12-3/4" this is all i could find

it takes 2 25a fuses

optimaly it COULD push as high as 625 MAX thats if u where sending it a TRUE 12.5 volts and 720 with a TRUE 14.4v but those numbers will almost NEVER happen more reasable number would be around 500w thats max at no resistance if im not mistaken.... so... take that with a grain of salt

will it push about 300rms to 1 channel though at 4 ohms or it wont even be able to do that

im pretty sure theres another formula i need to figure the ohms into it but i honestly dont know

Hey thanks alot flatulatta i guess you really know your sh*t oh yea one more thing this guy i think forbidden said i should have 2 seperate enclosures for my subs since ill have two amps one to each but i already have a bandpass for both its got a divider in the back and in the front is just plexiglass with the subs behind it so basicly divider in the back were the magnet is but not in the front will this be ok