Phoenix Gold Octane-R amplifiers

by audeogod
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On Phoenix's website, they actually list a class-D mono amp, model R 2.0:1 as having 200 watt output PEAK into 2 ohms. No other specs for power. Does this mean 100 watts PEAK into 4 ohms, and like maybe 50 RMS watts at 4 ohms? What do they think I'm doing, using a 6 1/2" for a sub or something? That hardly seems like it's worth hooking up to a sub at 4 ohms. And especially making it a class-D amp. I thought these were supposed to be better and more efficient than a MOSFET amp.

Also, their R 9.0:5 amp, a 5 channel amp, says it's 125 x 4 PEAK at 4 ohms, and 400 x 1 PEAK at 2 ohms bridged. HELLO....it's a 5 channel amp, you can't bridge it. And even if I misunderstood somehow, would it be bridgable at 2 ohms?

Also everything is rated at PEAK powers, no RMS listed at all. That plus all the inconsistancies, and the low prices compared to high end features like being class-D makes me think these could be cheap amps.

Should I assume that, or chalk it up to the website having not enough information, and some misprints, and still consider them?


Replies (2)
danielm87 on 02/22/2005 21:45:58
With all due respect, if you dont mind, try deleting this post, looks like you accidentaly posted two threads of the same topic.
The other one has the replies that you wanted.
Thanks
DM

uochronos on 02/22/2005 22:10:55
i remember that amp puting out 150-200rms at 2 ohm but i dont remember exact number.... my friend had one pushing a PG 10"

Chronos




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