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Why does MMATS have the same specs for different amps, at different resistance levels? It seems like making an amp that makes 600W into 4 ohms and letting that number grow with less impedance would be better. Why do they make a separate amp for each impedance? What would happen if I took one designed for 4 ohm and ran it into 2 ohm?
Because every customer has different needs... Some need amps to run 4 ohm, some 2, some 1... Another reason - street class amplifiers. What would happen if you ran it below what you should?? Probably blow up.
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22,000 watts in a daily driver. Because too much is JUST right!
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cool, fire in the car. sounds like fun. anyone ever smelled burning leather interior. it's a very interesting smell.
soory, i like fire, oh and shock thereapy. i've zapped myself with every thing from a household electrical outlet, to car engines (ouch) to a lawnmower. warning, never, ever, hold the sparkplug boot of a lawnmower and try to pull start it. bad, bad idea. trust me, i know.
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