Okay, I want to set my gains using the mulitmeter method. My amp is a Eclipse DA7232 Class D 2 channel amp. I will be putting a 2ohm load to each channel which is 1000watts per channel and that's a very conservative wattage. This amp is very underrated, but I'm thinking it would 1000x2 which is 2000 then square that amount which is 44.7 volts AC at speaker leads. Does this sound right? I'm thinking I should use somewhere in the 1400 watts per channel which would more like 52.9 volts AC.
This amp is rated at 850 watts per channel into a 2 ohm load. That's 1700 total watts.
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Support the12volt.comMy spec sheet say's 1000watts RMS x2 into a 2ohm load. When speaking to Eclipse they said its capable of producing more then that but couldn't give a exact figure since every amp the make benchmarks different. The peak wattage is 4000watts.
Here is the amps specs that came in my manual. This may help you help me!! LOL
DA7232
Power Supply 13.8V
Max. Power Output 2000W x 2
Power Output
1 N/A
2 2000W (2 x 1000W)
4 1000W (2 x 500W)
THD @ Rated Power
@ 1 N/A
@ 2 0.007%
@ 4 0.005%
S/N Ratio >120dB
Frequency Response 4 3000Hz
Crosstalk >80dB
Slew Rate 20Vµs
Damping Factor >1000
Input Sensitivity 0.2 - 8V
Max. Current Consumption 200amps
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It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."