sabog???

**kabuke0** · May 18th, 2006 05:55 PM

check ko pa mamaya pag-uwi ko. luma na kasi yun eh. tape siya.

what is max? and rms??

soowweee >>>> newbie lang

**nicolodeon** · May 18th, 2006 05:57 PM

Kabuke, depende eh. For example, kung 50W per channel ang output ng ampli mo, tas yung speakers mo eh 8-ohms ang load rating, 50W ang magiging rated output ng speaker mo. Pero, kung 4-ohms lang ang load rating ng speaker mo, ang magiging output nya eh 100W . This is because habang bumababa yung output impedance ng speaker, mas lumalakas ang output nya. So, kung 6-ohms ang load rating ng speaker mo, 75W ang rated output nya. Pero medyo may iba pang factors na nagde-determine ng output.

**theveed** · May 18th, 2006 06:10 PM

Ganito bro...

Tignan mo yung magnet ng speaker mo, nakalagay yun kung ilang watts RMS at Max (RMS = basically sustained wattage na kaya, MAX = maximum wattage na kaya)..

Kung nakalagay sa speaker eh 25W*4ohm RMS, 50W*4ohm Max, dapat yung radyo mo (ideally, but not a rule), kaya magbigay ng 20-25WRMS*4ohm... Max rating usually sabog na yun tunog.

Kung lumang radyo yan, most probably nasa mga 10watts lang RMS nyan, kaya kung pinihit mo volume more than half, nagdidistort (sabog) na tunog ng speaker.

Most of the time, lalo na with older cars with stock sounds, di sya talaga pwede malakas, sabog talaga tunog nyan unless kinabitan ng amp o mas ok na speaker.

**the_wildthing** · May 19th, 2006 03:07 AM

Nasa manual ng HU ang RMS output. Baka mga 18W lang yan. 15-25 at best.

**jezreel** · May 20th, 2006 01:06 AM

Dapat greater ang RMS rating ng speaker compared sa power output ng HU mo, it should not be as close as possible. In this way you're putting your speaker to be free and safe from unavoidable and unexpected loud sound. Kung 50watts per channel ang output ng HU mo, magdagdag ka ng additional 25% sa speaker na ikakabit mo.