pioneer amp question

[c_stud]

i have a pioneer gm-x904, i need to know what channel A mono does and at what ohm?

it's the single red and black paint lines

thanx

[onelivinlarge]

is this a 4 chan? is so it would bridge just chan bank A

and probably 4 ohms knowing pioneer

Edited August 7, 2010 by onelivinlarge

[c_stud]

is this a 4 chan? is so it would bridge just chan bank A

and probably 4 ohms knowing pioneer

yes 4 channel

[onelivinlarge]

then its bridging it at 4 ohms

[tacomabanga1986]

thats some oldschool shit mang, my buddy had one but it had 2 fans in it, it pushed 2 10's of mine like hell

and if u aint looked yet or prolly have, most amps have a diagram on bottom to show u what ohm load it will handle n what knot

[bassfiend316]

150 @ 4 ohms.

[c_stud]

thats some oldschool shit mang, my buddy had one but it had 2 fans in it, it pushed 2 10's of mine like hell

and if u aint looked yet or prolly have, most amps have a diagram on bottom to show u what ohm load it will handle n what knot

so what you're saying is rip it out of the car, put in box, getta sundown, and wait few years to sell it

it came with the car when i bought it with some mid-ninety's pioneer components

Edited August 8, 2010 by c_stud

[Loudcivic]

so what you're saying is rip it out of the car, put in box, getta sundown, and wait few years to sell it

it came with the car when i bought it with some mid-ninety's pioneer components

dont sound like a bad idea lol

[Boon]

Haha, nice old amp. I've seen a bunch of these things, the solder joints in them always fail. On the little boards for the switches/pots and where the output muting relays attach to the board.

They're partly Class A, run REALLY hot, especially when bridged. Sound quite nice though.

Pretty sure they're 4x45 @ 4 ohm but they don't gain a lot when you load them down, I'd be surprised if it's doing much more than 120 @ 4 ohm bridged. Seems a shame to bridge it, great amp for running a lower power front stage active or even just fronts + rear fill.