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Amplifier Tips : Mono D-class Car Stereo Amplifiers

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There are essentially two types of car stereo amplifiers, stereo and mono. Learn about mono car stereo amplifiers from our stereo expert in this free video clip and get the information you need to get rocking. Expert: Larry Lundy Bio: Larry Lundy is the general manager of Cartunz motor sports chain located in western Washington. Filmmaker: randy primm

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25 Responses to “Amplifier Tips : Mono D-class Car Stereo Amplifiers”

  1. so true.

  2. haha, he doesnt have any idea what hes talking about he prolly read the instructions lol

  3. casualtiescrayz2 on September 1st, 2009 at 4:31 am

    i have a mono 1 Ohm Load Stable amp and 2 Dual 2-Ohm woffers will i have any problems if i brdgg them

  4. this fat gook doesnt talk about watts oink oink fatty u dont know shit

  5. takexupxyourxcross on October 9th, 2009 at 3:09 pm

    haha, he means synonym.

  6. no you cant run tweeters or midrange speakers on a mono block cause it just wouldnt make sense.

  7. man you guys are fags this dude gets on to help out ppl. If you dont like what he says then dont watch damn

  8. @phattacorider I doubt any 1″ dome tweeter could even possibly produce 30hz at all. Considering how small the cone is, youd need an insane amount of power to do so, more power than Im sure any tweeter can handle.

    This guy is just so fuckin funny I cant stop watching his shit.

  9. @320bit

    1″ dome tweeters can produce 30hz. Hell, 9mm headphone drivers can do 30hz. The problem with that is the drivers are too small and the pressure is dispersed in an area too great for them. Any driver can move at any frequency, but to get audio out of them requires the right size of driver for a given frequency because of the wavelength needed to be moved for the given frequency. Big wavelength, low frequency, big driver. Small wavelength, high frequency, little driver.

  10. @phattacorider Well what did I say? You would need an insane amount of power for it to audible.

    Any driver can produce even 1hz to 500khz. But every frequency wont be audible on one driver.

    Lets say this. If a 30hz tone is played through a headphone speaker, and no one can hear it. Does it make a sound? Probably not.

  11. I have a 1100w sony xplod D-class amp and a sony xplod 12″ 1000w subwoofer that has 4OHM impediance. do i have to do anything to the wiring or can i wire it strait up with the 4OHM load. will it handle it??? please answer

  12. maby you should change your name to what you are (WANK1er) XD

  13. lol yeah you would get DOOF DOOF coming out of a 2″ tweeter… like WtF?!

  14. hey pal i got 4 cvr’s to a 1000.1 kicker zx i hooked them up to 8 ohms each when i hook them all up the go down to 2 ohms i tried then in 4 ohs each then hooked them up but the amp went into protection so my question would be is the kicker zx 1000.1 1 ohm stable check out my vid tell me what u think man

  15. Alright guys, newb question coming up for you. I have a monoblock amp (kicker 750.1) and there is 4 slots for RCA cables to go into (input and output) I only bought 2 channel RCA’s but the amp shows 4 slots =S can anyone please help me out?

  16. “There are tweeters that can handle 30, 40 hz”…Are you fucking serious?

    Get off the internet RIGHT NOW!

  17. You are so dumb. Get off the internet.

  18. I have a buddy that talks like this, and the biggest reason it doesn’t make a lot of sense is because English isn’t his first language. He needs que-cards at the very least.

  19. @mighty754 i beg to differ i had a sony mono block that had a full range or low pass only option on it. and it does make sense if you are putting like 10 sets of full ranges on it. Never used mine full range but it is still an option on some amps.

  20. 2 cdoggy n drummerboi ,kicker amps will only run stable at 2ohms or theyll burn out n like u said 4 rca slots, ones 4 input 1’s for output plug d head unit rcas into input n the d output rca r if ur running 2 or more amps so if u only have one amp u not need output

  21. cdoggy if you get a final load of 8 ohm from each subwoofer, you have 4 DVC 4 ohm subwoofers. You can’t get 4 ohms from each which means you can’t get a total of 1 ohm. You actually wired it down to 0.5 ohm and the Kicker is not stable at that impedance. Oh and CVR’s need 400 wrms each.

  22. ANTONYM MEANS OPPOSITE CUNT

  23. tweeters that can run 30hz…. i’m sure those are called full-range speakers and i would love for you to show me one that will do 30hz-20khz. LOL

  24. artifactingreality on June 19th, 2010 at 12:02 pm

    “mono means one, and block means block – that concludes our intensive three-week course”

  25. who here is wondering how to setup a amplifier for a car to your home stereo speakers without a powersupply that you have to go out and buy..and without all the chords that you wld use with the back of a car head unit. well message me and if i get more then 5ppl ill make the video its very simple and easy

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