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You remember all the drama from when Eric Stevens left Image Dynamics and everyone wondering if the quality would change? Well, despite what you think about that topic, these Q series amps are a favorite around here and the results don't lie! And for reference if you want to read more about the amp: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_22195_Image-Dynamics-Q600.1.html
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So we will be adding an AD-1 to our tool box at Driven Audio in Abbotsford BC! Once we have it setup I'll post that it's ready to use. Thinking of doing a food bank donation type thing for people who want to get their amps checked. No need to profit from it, but giving a little something to those who can use help isn't a bad thing I don't think Excited to get our hands on this beast and try it out!
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We've got the AD-1 Amp Dyno very close to production trim. Here are a couple of demo videos showing some of it's capabilities. Currently the AD-1 Amplifier Dyno is the only self contained test system that can measure RMS Continuous Power and Dynamic Power of both Full Range and Bandwidth Limited (subwoofer) Amplifiers in the world....and it does it in YOUR CAR! Please enjoy these two videos. The first video demonstrates the gain setting capability of the newly developed DD-1+ technology built into the AD-1. DD-1+ allow the user to make variable gain overlap settings in 1dB increments, e
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Tony Candela of CE Auto Electric Supply, Juan Rodriguez and I decided to do some testing with the AD-1 Amplifier Dyno to see what effects adding a capacitor to your system does. We did over 60 Dyno pulls with a Rockford T2500-1bdcp, without a capacitor, with a 1 Farad electrolytic capacitor (a real 1 F), and a 100 Farad carbon supercap. Test vehicle is a 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 5.7 Hemi, 180 amp alternator, single group 49 AGM battery, all wiring 1/0 AWG copper. We tested each possible combination 3 times just to make sure our numbers were consistent, which they were. Video part 1 is c