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Originally posted by rosevillian:
Im not Knocking On his Product... Im just asking how Its able to obtain such power....


Calm Down people...lol

Thats like if i built an Amp That does 20k On 2 runs of 4g... people would wonder...

Its just alota Money to drop on something...

Thats why i have All these Questions, Im not bashing your amp or company just had some Questions...

But your 5 year Warranty Is Pretty impressive That right there shows me You stand behind its Quality.... So Well see witch route i go...

Thank you murilo... Sorry for all the questions..lol

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Originally posted by rosevillian:
DAMN!!

Thats Legit....

Hey Rip Does that WHole thing still slide out..?

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You bet, we have to re-weld the motor shaft again tho, it takes a beating in the trailer going to shows.

Ya Murilo, will post us some power #`s for you guys to see, righ now at 2.7 ohms final rise were at 12k average, not peak measurements, give or take depending on the box temp. We will drop the impeadance down and hook up all 4 amps instead of 2 and see what we hit and get

So far these amps are very good. Lots of power and clean. And just to let people know there is lexan spacers, about 1/8" between the power and ground distro blocks going into the amps, it saved our a$$es hooking them up lol

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Originally posted by Rip Rock:
Heres what we did to the amps to make sure the power was always on tap We didnt jimmy rig it, only a trick

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Similar problem; We went this way, each run of the 185sqmm cable is close to 4 runs of 0g.



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Craig from Capalaba did the fab work, I did the wiring.

If only all the amps would have worked.

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Did you use the ddZ2`s? We used to run those amps, 2 blew out of the box and never seen them again.
Nice rack tho

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It's time for amp builders to ditch insert terminals.

Give us a lug(s) that we can bolt massive, terminated cables to. Hertz seem to have the right idea with their big amp.

A single set screw biting a cable is not a good contact, let alone the mess caused when swapping amps.

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If you have ever taken apart an SD amp you can already do this with a bit of tweeking. But if you have not done this before don't try it. But you can. The current blocks are held on buy bolt and nut. Fabricate a new block that has multiple bolts to connect too.

If Murilo sent me an amp to do this to I could show everyone how. that way you would have lots of 5/16 bolts to just stack as many 1/0 wires as you could.

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Originally posted by DG Phil:
It's time for amp builders to ditch insert terminals.

Give us a lug(s) that we can bolt massive, terminated cables to. Hertz seem to have the right idea with their big amp.

A single set screw biting a cable is not a good contact, let alone the mess caused when swapping amps.

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If you have ever taken apart an SD amp you can already do this with a bit of tweeking. But if you have not done this before don't try it. But you can. The current blocks are held on buy bolt and nut. Fabricate a new block that has multiple bolts to connect too.

If Murilo sent me an amp to do this to I could show everyone how. that way you would have lots of 5/16 bolts to just stack as many 1/0 wires as you could.

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I worry about putting stress on the board doing that.

A nice machined nylon block to act as a strain relief would be the go, with a solid copper lug sticking out though it.

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