oh shit - Big Sac in Peg City

[dorkage]

Ah Ok, Class T is just a better version of Class D anyways, higher frequency switching so it's significantly better sounding on full range audio. Hence why I'd like to use them on my tweeters. I'm running a active setup right now and have a Clarion AB 2channel taking up way too much space for just running two tweeters. Loads of headroom though, it's never once clipped, but high frequencies don't really require much power.

[squarebit]

You can... hear the radio when you drive? All I hear are tractor noises.

[dorkage]

I also hear Thunder Bay to Winnipeg on 1/3 of a 50l tank. :p

(I was assuming to were referencing my super loud diesel noises)

[MarcGSR]

You can... hear the radio when you drive? All I hear are tractor noises.

That's where the sound deadener comes into play and that little Stetsom amp delivering 80 watts of clean rms power. I can turn the dial until the front speakers are screaming and it stays clear and crisp. With the windows down on the highway I can make out each note.

Stage two would be bi-amping the front end if I decide I want to take it to the next level but for now I'm thoroughly enjoying what I have.

[bmoney]

Ah Ok, Class T is just a better version of Class D anyways, higher frequency switching so it's significantly better sounding on full range audio. Hence why I'd like to use them on my tweeters. I'm running a active setup right now and have a Clarion AB 2channel taking up way too much space for just running two tweeters. Loads of headroom though, it's never once clipped, but high frequencies don't really require much power.

You've been reading too much interwebz There are so many "classes" that its hilarious now. These amps switch into the mhz range - not sure any human has ever heard past 20khz before I GUARANTEE if you did a side by side test with any "version" of any full range digital amp now, that you'd not hear a difference. Its impossible. I'm more interested in damping factor and PMPO - of which these little fuckers are astounding for the size and dollars.

[dorkage]

The only audio classes I've seen are A, AB, B, C, D, (and since I finished school, class T) and B and C aren't suitable for music.

PMPO isn't even a reliable measurement. Set of computer speakers back in the day with a 10watt power supply would somehow have 200PMPO output. My favourite definition of PMPO:

Multiply the RMS rating by the last three digits of the manufacturers phone number to get PMPO.

[bmoney]

PMPO is absolutely a reliable measurement - its all in the eyes of the beholder. Have fun with your new system Marco!