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#94032 - 03/18/14 10:34 PM Dynamic Power Spec for Outlaw 7125
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Gunslinger

Registered: 03/28/06
Posts: 42
I was looking at Amps for 2 channel music only. Does anyone know what is dynamic power spec for outlaw 7125?
For example, NAD 275BEE lists theirs as :
250W, 410W, 600W IHF Dynamic power into 8, 4 and 2 ohms, respectively.

Does this spec have an impact on music quality ?

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#94033 - 03/19/14 11:21 AM Re: Dynamic Power Spec for Outlaw 7125 [Re: sst]
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Gunslinger

Registered: 02/11/13
Posts: 167
The NAD is 150 Watts RMS into 2 channels

The 7125 is 125 Watts RMS into 7 channels - All 7 channels driven

Dynamic Power of the 7125 in Ohms, All 7 channels driven is 190 watts and with 2 channels driven, 200 watts.

Yes having dynamic power does help an amp respond to transients with minimal distortion, however, the number of watts of dynamic power between one amp and another is based on several things inherent in the design.

The 7 channels on the 7125 are not bridgeable, so if you don't need at least 5 channels, it may not be the best choice for you.


I would suggest that you look at our 200wpc Mono-Blocks (as we don't currently make a 2 channel amp). They are the M2200:

http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/2200.html

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#94038 - 03/19/14 10:48 PM Re: Dynamic Power Spec for Outlaw 7125 [Re: sst]
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Gunslinger

Registered: 03/28/06
Posts: 42
Thanks a lot.

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