ROCKFORD FOSGATE T2500BDCP

[KHRISS]

i was told that the T2500BDCP gives you the 2500 rms no matter where your voltage is that i could be below 14.4 and still get the 2500 rms that is what constant power means is it true or false

Edited September 13, 2011 by KHRISS

[RickyFriery97]

False, its ohm load, its rated at 2500 @1 ohm and 2 ohm, and a lil less @4 ohm.

[KHRISS]

lets say my subs are wired at 1 ohm and my voltage is below 14.4 can i still get the 2500 rms under 14.4 volts cause u know how some amps give you 2500 rms at 14.4 volts in 1 ohm load then when your voltage drops you lose power does that applies to the 2500bdcp

[KHRISS]

2500 at 14.4 volts so what happens when you go below 14.4 do you still get those 2500 rms at 1 ohm load

[slaughter]

yes but dont have it drop too low or kablewie

[RickyFriery97]

if your worried about getting 2500 watts from at T2500bdcp @ 1ohm, either your voltage is dropping bad, or you have a stupid amount of rise, that amp will put out rated no problem. some of the birthsheets are as high as 3600 watts @ 1 ohm

[KHRISS]

are you serious 3600 rms damn thats exactly what i want more bang for my buck NICE JOB FOSGATE

Edited September 14, 2011 by KHRISS

[michigancapri92]

all amps work the same way ... they are like a car ... it will only go as fast as the air and fuel you give it. same with an amp it will only give out as much power as you give it voltage and all rockford amps are tested at 14.4 volts but they put out way more than rated ... i have a t1500-1dbcp and its birth sheet said 1909 at 1ohm so at a lower voltage i know it will put out ~1500 but you want to ideally keep your voltage a good high number for best performance

[KHRISS]

so thats what constant power means right ill get the same power at a stable loud at any voltage right YES O NO

[KHRISS]

so to keep my voltage stable or high what do i need besides 2 good batteries and the big 3 ?