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Optimizing Your System – Do You Have Enough Power?

July 6th, 2010 | 7 comments
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Maybe you already have a high powered sound system or maybe you’re considering adding one.  You want to get the most out of your amplifiers, right?  You want your sound system to be totally optimized and sound the best it can, right?  Wouldn’t you like to be able to get every Watt, every bit of clean, undistorted power that your amplifier was capable of producing?  Optimizing the way your audio system sounds starts with making sure each piece of equipment is getting what it needs.
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Product Highlight – vr1000d Amplifier

October 1st, 2005 | No comments
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Crossfire VR1000D

The vr1000d by Crossfire

An Awesome amplifier! It is a 1000-Watt Class D Mono block that produces 1000 Watts x 1 into a 1-Ohm load RMS – Yes, All Day Long! Comes with the CFR-3 analog subwoofer level control or remote bass knob. It is also “stappable” or “Daisy-Chain” capable. Meaning that you can strap two of these bad boys together, which basically combines your two amps into one that puts out 2000+ watts. If, for instance, you » Read more: Product Highlight – vr1000d Amplifier

Adding or Upgrading – Amplifiers

August 8th, 2005 | No comments
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AmpsThese days, adding an amplifier to an OEM head unit does not require an investment of vast amounts of money. With newer vehicles or vehicles with factory “amplified” sound systems things do get a little more complicated on occasion. The main things that factory systems lack are power and the ability to reproduce the lower end of the musical spectrum. » Read more: Adding or Upgrading – Amplifiers

What to look for in an Amplifier

March 8th, 2005 | No comments
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AmplifiersThe first step in system design or building with amplifiers is to determine your needs. If for instance you are only planning to add amplification to your factory speakers or “basic” upgrade, then a small inexpensive amp will do. If on the other hand, you have bigger expectations than you may need a number of multi-channel amplifiers.

The next step is to determine it you need an amplifier with specific built-in crossovers or an amp that is dedicated to playing a full range signal. Built-in crossovers are just about standard on any new amp that you purchase. They cross over different frequencies dedicated to a particular speaker or set of speakers. For instance, » Read more: What to look for in an Amplifier