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In Reply to: Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- posted by pburke on January 16, 2003 at 14:05:07:
Let me repeat what I said before:Odyssey's current output claims are wildly overstated.
Now, let me ask you what kind of power outlets you will have your amps hooked into? Don't tell me 15A or 20A circuits, or I'll be forced to snicker. :-)In order to actually deliver 240A you would need at least five 50A circuits to power those amplifiers. If you live in the US you most likely have (at best) 200A electrical service to your house, so where exactly would all that current come from?
Lastly = 240A is about 27,000 (twenty-seven THOUSAND) Watts. Is that what they're rated for? :-)
The laws of physics cannot be bypassed, even by high end audio gear.
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Follow Ups
- Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- - Earache 14:17:20 01/16/03 (7)
- Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- - Ked 08:51:10 01/17/03 (0)
- Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- - pburke 15:18:36 01/16/03 (5)
- Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- - Earache 17:38:58 01/16/03 (1)
- Speakers store energy. - Leisure7 19:56:26 01/16/03 (0)
- As long as those Odyssey amps don't clip - Travis 16:20:59 01/16/03 (2)
- Re: As long as those Odyssey amps don't clip - pburke 09:21:47 01/17/03 (1)
- Re: As long as those Odyssey amps don't clip - Travis 16:38:28 01/17/03 (0)
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