Anyone heard of earthquake amps??
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Anyone heard of earthquake amps??
Earthquake model 700BX
Never heard of the brand.. but just wondering what you sound gurus think bout it. Can score it for bout $230 CAD
this is what the guy claims it will do
2 channel amp, 350RMS x 2 @ 2ohms
705RMS @ 4 ohms bridged
this is with an input voltage of 12.5V
Never heard of the brand.. but just wondering what you sound gurus think bout it. Can score it for bout $230 CAD
this is what the guy claims it will do
2 channel amp, 350RMS x 2 @ 2ohms
705RMS @ 4 ohms bridged
this is with an input voltage of 12.5V
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They are in the same market as JBL....not to be confused with JL.
I know some of their stuff is overrated but I have never really heard bad things about their stuff. not that much good on the other hand either.
personally I would take the JBL just because I have not run any earthquake gear. My jbl 1200.1 was one nice amp for the price.
I know some of their stuff is overrated but I have never really heard bad things about their stuff. not that much good on the other hand either.
personally I would take the JBL just because I have not run any earthquake gear. My jbl 1200.1 was one nice amp for the price.
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:? Humm.. said I would take it already.. so hopefully it gives the power rating that it does.. lookin thru closer it doesn't support hi level input. So dam lazy that I guess I have to run RCA wires from HU to amp then
Hopefully I"m not getting screwed.. I had a MA 1000a that claims 1000 watt peak that frankly seem more like 80 RMS
So hopefully this is what it claims at least..
Hopefully I"m not getting screwed.. I had a MA 1000a that claims 1000 watt peak that frankly seem more like 80 RMS
So hopefully this is what it claims at least..
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Their high powered amps are good for burpin.... that'* all i really know. So maybe not the best quality but i'm sure it would be fine!
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Ya these amps are used in DB drags quite often. Tons of power for the $$. As for a SQ system I'd look a diff. route
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So I guess than it would be ok for the subs then..
I have some cheapo amps kickin around I might use to power the rears for now 18 RMS from the HU just don't fit the requirements.. the front speakers are still stock * for now * then I will amped that up at a later time too.
Anyone heard of Nakamichi subs? I don't know the model specifically at this time..
I have some cheapo amps kickin around I might use to power the rears for now 18 RMS from the HU just don't fit the requirements.. the front speakers are still stock * for now * then I will amped that up at a later time too.
Anyone heard of Nakamichi subs? I don't know the model specifically at this time..
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I LOVE NAKAMICHI!!!!! Japanese SQ at its best! I have nly heard them once and they were nice.. I am however a little biased since i am a huge fan of the companys product