As did the HPR’sIt’s the second time you brought up the ks subs having 4 wheels on them... you do know the KW subs also have 4 wheels too right
As did the HPR’sIt’s the second time you brought up the ks subs having 4 wheels on them... you do know the KW subs also have 4 wheels too right
A uni-cycle sub?Anyone that has seen the KS118 know it it has a wheel on it? I'm really looking for a sub with 1 wheel.
It's made by QSC. So they don't have to make up fantastic claims on the power. Pyle Pro will do that simply because it's Pyle Pro and not QSC. The rating of 3,600 watts is the lowest ohms load.If it truly is a 3600w amp, this may require a dedicated circuit. The specs say it's 1 db louder than the KW181 and that the KW181 has been discontinued, so I'm thinking that this is the replacement for the KW181. 1db louder does not equate to 3600w.
FWIW, I think it's the same price point as the ETX 18, but I think the EV goes lower - and the ETX is 1800W. Also in the same price point are the Yamaha DXS18 and the JB L SRX218.
The rating of 3,600 watts is the lowest ohms load.
I know that's a peak rating sir. They break them down in ohms if you want to lower the ohms to get more power from the speaker.What the hell are you talking about? Sometime is best to exercise silence when you have no clue what your saying.
3600 watts is a peak output.
First off, everyone makes up claims on their power, including QSC. If you honestly believe it's 3600W, then go ahead and plug it in and blast it. If it does not trip a normal 15 / 20A circuit, then it is not 3600W.It's made by QSC. So they don't have to make up fantastic claims on the power. Pyle Pro will do that simply because it's Pyle Pro and not QSC. The rating of 3,600 watts is the lowest ohms load.
Please enlighten me on how you would lower the ohms...I know that's a peak rating sir. They break them down in ohms if you want to lower the ohms to get more power from the speaker.
I know that's a peak rating sir. They break them down in ohms if you want to lower the ohms to get more power from the speaker.
I know that's a peak rating sir. They break them down in ohms if you want to lower the ohms to get more power from the speaker.