YOUR RESEARCHIm bored so.. took the car apart. Anyone know anything about this AMP
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The stock radio amp. it rated 6x40 Watts... does anyone know if that is RMS/Peak or P2P? I popped th cover off and it only has little 3 little 2 channel IC chips for the finals... I am going to assume P2P and really only 14.14 watts Per.... Anyone know for sure? Thanks
? got tired of going 100 mph in the driveway
I'd bet my paycheck that 4x40 watts is peak, not RMS.
Im thinking peak to peak. I could put it on my scope.. but i just dont feel like it.. Im just going to replace it
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