any pro/con for used stuffs??
Originally posted by Cashis EG8
Having a final output of 4ohms would be good if you were using a 2 channel amp because then you could run it at 4ohm bridged (effectively a "2 ohm" load, but I won't get into that). Since the amp you are getting is a 1 channel mono amp, you can't bridge it. Therefore it runs most efficiently when shown a 2ohm load. Theres some website that explains all this in detail. Anybody know the site?
Having a final output of 4ohms would be good if you were using a 2 channel amp because then you could run it at 4ohm bridged (effectively a "2 ohm" load, but I won't get into that). Since the amp you are getting is a 1 channel mono amp, you can't bridge it. Therefore it runs most efficiently when shown a 2ohm load. Theres some website that explains all this in detail. Anybody know the site?
Used stuff is fine if you know the owner and they are the FIRST and ONLY owner. If it's been passed through a few peeps I'd worry a bit. It might be hot and the amp may have been abused. The subs may have been pushed the limit as well. The nice thing about buying stuff new is the warranty. Amps go and subs blow so it's gambling your money. $400 may be cheaper then $7 or 800 but it's still a lot of money.
Personally I purchase all my stuff used except for head units and speakers. But I only buy from friends so I know I can smack em if something go's
Personally I purchase all my stuff used except for head units and speakers. But I only buy from friends so I know I can smack em if something go's
Originally posted by H-A Stud
Amps go and subs blow so it's gambling your money. $400 may be cheaper then $7 or 800 but it's still a lot of money.
Amps go and subs blow so it's gambling your money. $400 may be cheaper then $7 or 800 but it's still a lot of money.
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