Bazooka amps???
01-10-2004, 11:52 PM
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Bazooka amps???
Alright, I have come across a killer deal on a bazooka monoblock amp! Its a Bazooka EL1500. It has a max output of 700 watts and a RMS of 500. This is stable at 2 ohms. I am powering 1 10" aluminum eclipse sub that can handle 500watts RMS and 1000watts max. Is bazooka a good brand? I know its not high end but will it power my sub well? Any help would be appreciated.
01-11-2004, 03:41 AM
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Well from my experince i can say that bazooka are a very good brand not that high in hte us for some reson but they are good! now about that amp I'm not veru famillier with that one but from what i hear it is very good but for your sub might not cut it enughe i think you should get an amp with littel bit more power.
01-11-2004, 11:50 AM
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Originally posted by silentshadow
Well from my experince i can say that bazooka are a very good brand not that high in hte us for some reson but they are good! now about that amp I'm not veru famillier with that one but from what i hear it is very good but for your sub might not cut it enughe i think you should get an amp with littel bit more power.
Well from my experince i can say that bazooka are a very good brand not that high in hte us for some reson but they are good! now about that amp I'm not veru famillier with that one but from what i hear it is very good but for your sub might not cut it enughe i think you should get an amp with littel bit more power.
01-11-2004, 07:33 PM
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Originally posted by Wrxplaya11
Newbie question but is there any way that I could buy 2 of these amps, and even though I only have one sub run both of the amps to one sub? Thats would give me 1000 rms and something like 1400 peak, which might be too much. Right not I have a kenwood 600watt 2 channel, but I dont think it will power it will enough, could I wire it so that the kenwood and bazooka would work together to power the sub?
Newbie question but is there any way that I could buy 2 of these amps, and even though I only have one sub run both of the amps to one sub? Thats would give me 1000 rms and something like 1400 peak, which might be too much. Right not I have a kenwood 600watt 2 channel, but I dont think it will power it will enough, could I wire it so that the kenwood and bazooka would work together to power the sub?
No to both!
The only way to get two amps to play a single sub is if they can be linked like the newer kickers, your can't, or if you have 2 identical amps and each powers one voice coil of a sub. Even that is not recommended as its very hard to get the amps to output identicly.
Bazooka certainly is not one of the better brands out there. Consider them low line. Also keep in mind that bazzoka does not list some very important information about there power specs.
I'd highly reccomend a better amp or a less demanding subwoofer.
01-11-2004, 08:32 PM
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Voltage 10.5-14.4
Channels 1
Sensitivity 450mv - 8v
Frequency Response 20Hz-20kHz
Fuse (4) 15A @ 60A
Crossover Low Pass ONLY
Protection Speaker, Ground, Thermal
Max Power Output 700
Power @ 4 OHM 385 x 1
Power @ 2 OHM 500 x 1
Power @ 1 OHM Not Recommended
Power @ .5 OHM Not Recomended
Signal To Noise Ratio 100 dB
Hi Input Level 1.0 - 10.0V
Battery Voltage Range 10.5VDC - 15.0VDC
Crossover Range 50-250Hz,sloped @ 12db/Oct
Bass EQ 12db @ 45Hz
Remote Control *Optional* (ELA-BCM)
RCA Input - YES
RCA Throughput - YES
and this is from the manafacturer
Bazooka Elevated Listening (EL) amplifiers is the answer to your audio needs. These amplifiers all feature MOSFET output devices, and a pre-amp output for connecting multiple EL amplifiers or an amplified tube to build a complete mobile audio system. The combination of performance and price these amplifiers are in a class by themselves!
Still no way to link them?
Channels 1
Sensitivity 450mv - 8v
Frequency Response 20Hz-20kHz
Fuse (4) 15A @ 60A
Crossover Low Pass ONLY
Protection Speaker, Ground, Thermal
Max Power Output 700
Power @ 4 OHM 385 x 1
Power @ 2 OHM 500 x 1
Power @ 1 OHM Not Recommended
Power @ .5 OHM Not Recomended
Signal To Noise Ratio 100 dB
Hi Input Level 1.0 - 10.0V
Battery Voltage Range 10.5VDC - 15.0VDC
Crossover Range 50-250Hz,sloped @ 12db/Oct
Bass EQ 12db @ 45Hz
Remote Control *Optional* (ELA-BCM)
RCA Input - YES
RCA Throughput - YES
and this is from the manafacturer
Bazooka Elevated Listening (EL) amplifiers is the answer to your audio needs. These amplifiers all feature MOSFET output devices, and a pre-amp output for connecting multiple EL amplifiers or an amplified tube to build a complete mobile audio system. The combination of performance and price these amplifiers are in a class by themselves!
Still no way to link them?
01-12-2004, 06:23 PM
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Alright, thanks!
Originally posted by mazda_to_suby
ITs saying it has an RCA output and that you can use that to get audio signal to another amp instead of using Y adapter or another output of the head unit. It is not saying 2 amps can be summed to a singal subwoofer.
ITs saying it has an RCA output and that you can use that to get audio signal to another amp instead of using Y adapter or another output of the head unit. It is not saying 2 amps can be summed to a singal subwoofer.
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