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Class D amps vs. Class G/H???


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"arc audio" is synonymous with quality in my head

Agreed. But definitely not synonymous with budget, no matter how much is discounted. Also, 150s are easy to attain...160s not so much without cone area, power, and an awesome design. Not including the power required to get 150s and the electrical upgrades to properly power that.

I spent well over $6,000 on alternators, batteries, and wire alone. Just an FYI

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Best score to date a 157.6 on music, legal, sealed, on 12,000 watts.

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Near as I can tell class g/h is similar efficiency as class d. Except my class g/h I had did 2k at 1 ohm and 1500 at 2 ohm and 1000 at 4 ohm. Whereas a similar class d would do 2k then 1k then 500 respectively

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Posted

"arc audio" is synonymous with quality in my head

Agreed. But definitely not synonymous with budget, no matter how much is discounted. Also, 150s are easy to attain...160s not so much without cone area, power, and an awesome design. Not including the power required to get 150s and the electrical upgrades to properly power that.

I spent well over $6,000 on alternators, batteries, and wire alone. Just an FYI

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Here is a My link to the G/H class amps from Vibe-audio, maby there you can find some information.

They stated, that class G/H, is sound of class AB with the effciency of class D amps.

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Best score to date a 157.6 on music, legal, sealed, on 12,000 watts.

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Near as I can tell class g/h is similar efficiency as class d. Except my class g/h I had did 2k at 1 ohm and 1500 at 2 ohm and 1000 at 4 ohm. Whereas a similar class d would do 2k then 1k then 500 respectively

Class g/h is as efficient as a class D but with very good quality. They use variable rail voltages to stop energy being wasted.

Think of the quality of a class A/B without the inefficiency.

Fast microprocessors to get the power supply to track the audio signal and supply the right voltage intelligently.

If you have a chance to use g/h I`d go for it tbh.

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