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| Big Kev |
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{USERNAME} wrote: but if its running hot like xf_man could be suffering from, causing a loss in db, then if he had a Class D amp that didnt run as hot then he could keep the power up... IF he is suffering from DB loss due to heat.
thats it more heat = more resitance = less power/current can flow thru to the end component
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| Stone |
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Running hot doesn't cause a significant(audible) drop in output... The heat protection circuit will though. The Jaycar amps that i've overheated would attenuate themselves when they got too hot.
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| hellbent_ef |
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How come everyone hasnt mentioned anythin about the ohms?
If your speakers(or sub) are wired to 2 ohm, and you pumpin that throu a 4 ohm only amp, this will cause the amp to overheat as well and cut out. Cant beleive no-one mentioned this...
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