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In Reply to: Not really posted by E-Stat on April 25, 2025 at 12:50:10:
Then its likely on a Sound Lab its not as much power as you think, due to the impedance curve at low frequencies.
So as a general rule of thumb, divide by 4 to get the solid state power on them. So if you have a 400 Watt (into 8 Ohms) solid state amp, its able to make about 100 Watts on this account.
So (IME) you really need a 600-800 Watt solid state amp to make the Sound Labs really fly.
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- If you are using solid state - Ralph 14:11:18 04/25/25 (3)
- RE: If you are using solid state - kentaja 14:50:12 04/25/25 (1)
- Good to see your post! - E-Stat 15:26:57 04/25/25 (0)
- Great reason to not change - E-Stat 14:15:06 04/25/25 (0)
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