Bob Dobbs EC42 wrote:
The Amp
http://tinyurl.com/gq8rs

How much for that and how many amps does it need? Can it take a rough truck
ride? Just curious, not really in the market right now.

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Bob Dobbs EC42 wrote:
On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 04:56:56 +0000, Steveo wrote:

Bob Dobbs EC42 wrote:
The Amp
http://tinyurl.com/gq8rs

How much for that

Have inquired but no answer yet,
maybe wait until after the holiday

and how many amps does it need?

Comes with 30A fuses so I'm guessing less than that,
although that seems a bit low considering the output power.

Yeah I thought it would draw more than that too, but that's plenty. What's
the advertised rms on ten? (i knew i should have read the label)

Can it take a rough
truck ride?

Simple doughnuts, gettin a little air on some dips,
or a multi-revolution roll down an embankment?

Mostly just a stiff suspension pick-up truck.. roll over a quarter and tell
you if it was heads or tails. I dunno, are those transistors ready for
that? I've had smaller ones in there like the palomar that's in there now.

I've never used a high drive portable amp, but I might want to try it. I
only use high drives in the house and they are among the best made imo.


Just curious, not really in the market right now.

Since it probably cost upwards of a half grand or more,
I would use a secure shock absorbing mount
or keep it restrained on the passenger seat by a seat belt.
Maybe have both the radio and amp bungee corded together
and both secured by the seat belt.

Hrmm..

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