Amazingly cheap ipod head unit...

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Amazingly cheap ipod head unit...

2 x 20W :eek: i havent seen head units producing that sort of power in a long long time. 4 x 50 W is pretty much standard. cheap headunits produces 4 x 40W
 
I guess it does what it says it does. not to exceptional standard or sq but works and for £30 is pretty good!
 
2 x 20W :eek: i havent seen head units producing that sort of power in a long long time. 4 x 50 W is pretty much standard. cheap headunits produces 4 x 40W

Hmmm it says 4x40 in the manual (i didnt actually get it off the site, got it in store)

It seems to go rather loud though:confused:
 
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Hmmm it says 4x40 in the manual (i didnt actually get it off the site, got it in store)

It seems to go rather loud though:confused:

It got ant preouts. Perhaps the 20w is a really bad Adsa trainee working out of Rms (I know how to do that just half it:bang:)
It would probably cost more to make a Hu with 20w outputs now days because there arent any around so more money would have to be put into developing it rather than using the crapest 40w one that they have lying around in abundance.
 
It got ant preouts. Perhaps the 20w is a really bad Adsa trainee working out of Rms (I know how to do that just half it:bang:)

you dont half it!

you cant calculate the RMS output from the max or peak or pmpo output. the RMS output can only be determined using the voltage and efficiency of the amp and impedance of the speaker.
RMS = (voltage*0.707*efficiency)/ohms
 
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