Diff. between High Current and Reg. amps

Is one better then the other or does one serve a diff. purpose. Does on require more then the other this is what I would like to know. 

Give an example of an amp that you're referring to as a high current amp.

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I provided a description about the differences of the two in your other thread about the same subject.  Here's the link: https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=37995&KW=adire

Steven Kephart

Adire Audio

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Here are 2 examples       everyday a/b amp   50x2@4 100x2@2        most high current amps like the hc<--high current series of us amps and memphis hc50,hc100     50x2@4 100x2@2 200x2@1 100x1@4 200x2@2 400x2@1 800x1@1/2

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Okay, in laymen's terms (easy for me because that's what I am), there is no difference in installation of either class of amplifier.  A high current amp is only high current if it is being used at the lowest ohm loads, i.e., at or below 2 ohm mono or 1 ohm stereo.  You have to find out what power the amp will need and supply the proper wiring and alternator.  A high current amp will require exactly the same power and wiring as a typical A/B amp if both are run at a 4 ohm load.

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Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.