It's looks like the the main PWM was never filtered out 🤣

I don't usually like class D either , GAN class D is decent. It's just a preference thing. Class D quality varies wildly. Whatever amp you buy make sure you can return it if it doesn't work for you.

@bigcbradio

Ай бұрын

Ya, Stephen Mantz wouldn't take em back, and when I told him one of the switches caused static when the bass hit and vibrated it, he told me I should spray some tuner cleaner in it, and if that didn't fix the issue, try and repair it myself.

@matthewhilty4209

Ай бұрын

@bigcbradio Wow . When a manufacturer doesn't fully support their own product. It really says something. Ask again nicely and if it isn't resolved it might be a time for a Twitter name and shame. Was there a warranty ?

@bigcbradio

Ай бұрын

@@matthewhilty4209 This was a few years ago already. There has already been people shaming hin for over 10 years now

@drrckhamilton

28 күн бұрын

Sooooo, just curious. What amp did you have pushing the American Bass Subwoofer

@bigcbradio

28 күн бұрын

@@drrckhamilton I've used quite a few, but the main ones I loved and drove the shit out of the American Bass Woofers were the Lanzar 700x2 and 900x2... not to be confused with the "dot series". Lanzar had a series that were labeled like 500.2, which was 250 per channel @ 4ohm, then they had ones that looked very similar but they were 500x2, which was 500 per channel @ 4 ohm, and those were double the power at 2 ohms, so the 700x2 would do 1400 per channel at 2 ohms. For example I would run a single 12" American Bass that was a dual 2 ohm voice coil, and I would run each channel of a 700x2 to each of the voice coils, and I would commonly see over 50 volts into each coil. 50x50=2500/2ohms =1250 watts, times 2 voice coils 2500 watts total in that single 12" woofer, and I would run it like that for more than an hour at a time and even after a couple years of that, the woofer is still tight and the voice coil looks shiny like new. To me that's a lot of power for one 12" woofer, and it doesn't just soak up the power, it gets louder as you add more power. Some speakers just soak it up but don't seem to get louder. I love the old Lanzar. I have old Lanzar amps all the way back to when they were made in USA and they were black and red.. Have Fun, Thanks for watching and commenting