[QUOTE=oth,Mar 6 2007, 01:49 PM]When I first looked at those specs, they didn't make sense to me:
power should increase AT MOST proportionally to the increase in
voltage, and here voltage is increasing by 16%, but power is
increasing by 33% at 4ohms, and 25% at 2 ohms.

 

funny thing is, im in physics II class right now, with some of the exact formulas you just described....and I still dont get it. But at the same time, I suck at physics. Thats why they dumb it down for us, and just putt it in nice bold letters on the amp.

 

open those text books engineer!!!!

lol

<---studyin mechanical eng. as we speakk....i dont get this materials lab im doin BTW....wtf?!?! lol

 

thanks Bob for fixing my flawed logic...
in the immortal words of Roseanne Roseannadanna,
"Never mind."

 

From experience I know it's hard for a lot of people but for some reason it comes naturally to me. I'd sit in physics class saying to myself "of course that's how it works, you dummy" when everyone else is saying "that makes no sense at all". Physics class was the only time in school where girls would actually talk to me. But I wasn't smart enough to take advantage of the situation; there's no telling what I could have gotten in trade for being their lab partners.

 

Physics is beyond wonderful, Bob. It's downright phun!