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SAZ-1500d


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I ran a pair of saz1500d's for about 8 months and I had them each wired down to .5ohms. With a rise at 1.7 ohms I made 1747 watts per amp. That's quite a bit of power considering that the amp is rated to do 1500 at 1 and I was making 247 watts more .7 ohms above where it was rated at. Now I have a pair of 2000d's and I make over 4600 watts out of the pair.

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Thats good to hear nightshade, i think im gona get the 1500s as well. Sundown FTW.

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i just installed my 1500d and a pair of fi SSD 10, im running .5 ohms. don't know what it rises to but it doesn't get hot as long as i don't clip em, well all amplifiers get hot when you clip em anyways. so far its really stable

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