whats the diff.between a high current amp and a class d amp or class ab amp ...any info welcome
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https://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/ISEO-rgbtcspd/learningcenter/car/amplifiers_glossary.html
that should answer all your questions.
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It really does clear up some inquiries I had, that useful webpage taught me alot of things I didn't even know or care to think about. Awesome. Thanks for the tip!
Hey, no problem. 94legend whatdu plan on using the amps on you need ?
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A high current amp is not a class of amp, but an indicator of build quality. Lower ohm loads on an amplifier will cause the amp to respond with a higher amperage to voltage ratio. Amperage = current. So the amp provides a high current when loaded with a low ohm load. Generally these amps are sought for subwoofers when you want to run them at a 1ohm load. High current wouldn't apply to the front soundstage, where you would want to run the speakers at the normal 4 ohm (sometimes higher) load.
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hey, the amps are
For a customer vehicle that we are still working on, Haven't decided what amps and speakers to use. The size of the speakers that will fit in the stock barring is 6 1/2. So far with some help from a member here we will be using the
ts-w2000spl premiers'. And as for tweeters for the highs, not sure. Some suggestions, or any suggestions will help us. Thanks