View Full Version : Hifonics TX 8805 - 220x4 RMS? Misprint?
November 17th 05, 08:22 AM
On their website Hifonics claims the TX 8805 is 220watts x4 at 2ohms
and 110watts x4 at 4ohms. I'm suspicious this has to be peak power, not
continuous, or did I just stumble across an unbelievable power monster?
The link below goes to product list that claims 110 x4 RMS @ 4 ohm.
Follow the specs link and it goes on to show 220 x4 RMS at 2 ohm. I
searched this group and could not find any thing bad on Hifonics. I'm
thinking of buying this amp. What do you think?
http://www.maxxsonics.com/hifonics/ampsnew_warrior_list.html
Cyrus
November 17th 05, 09:37 AM
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wrote:
> On their website Hifonics claims the TX 8805 is 220watts x4 at 2ohms
> and 110watts x4 at 4ohms. I'm suspicious this has to be peak power, not
> continuous, or did I just stumble across an unbelievable power monster?
> The link below goes to product list that claims 110 x4 RMS @ 4 ohm.
> Follow the specs link and it goes on to show 220 x4 RMS at 2 ohm. I
> searched this group and could not find any thing bad on Hifonics. I'm
> thinking of buying this amp. What do you think?
>
> http://www.maxxsonics.com/hifonics/ampsnew_warrior_list.html
>
In most cases, a halved impedance won't produce exactly double the power.
I have no personal experience with newer Hifonics amplifiers.
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Cyrus
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spr
November 23rd 05, 09:21 AM
> wrote in message
oups.com...
> On their website Hifonics claims the TX 8805 is 220watts x4 at 2ohms
> and 110watts x4 at 4ohms. I'm suspicious this has to be peak power, not
> continuous, or did I just stumble across an unbelievable power monster?
> The link below goes to product list that claims 110 x4 RMS @ 4 ohm.
> Follow the specs link and it goes on to show 220 x4 RMS at 2 ohm. I
> searched this group and could not find any thing bad on Hifonics. I'm
> thinking of buying this amp. What do you think?
>
> http://www.maxxsonics.com/hifonics/ampsnew_warrior_list.html
>
well, they do make a 10,000WRMS amp so, 220WRMS shouldn't be out of the
realm of possibility for these guys.
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