Any news on the MD3 Yet?

[vetkilr 0]

Power numbers?

Strappable?

Minimum ohm loads?

[flakko 1]

i take backmy comment

[jrlutor 0]

They are strappable. They have four cores in power supply like AX 3000 DE but they are smaller. CEA rated 4 ohm / 500 watts. 1 ohm / 2000 watts, however it will put out a few hundred watts more. It has a 120 volt swing and can be burped way below 1 ohm. First production to be done in the US, mid July. At that point we will have a white sheet for it.

[Eldorado 0]

way below= .33 ohms

hehehe

[flakko 1]

the guts on the MD3 are aweful nice...its funny seeing 4 cores lined up the way they are on that amp

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

pix?

[BKOLFO4 29]

[vetkilr 0]

They are strappable. They have four cores in power supply like AX 3000 DE but they are smaller. CEA rated 4 ohm / 500 watts. 1 ohm / 2000 watts, however it will put out a few hundred watts more.  It has a 120 volt swing and can be burped way below 1 ohm. First production to be done in the US, mid July. At that point we will have a white sheet for it.

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So whats the lowest they can be strapped daily to?And then Burped to?

[BKOLFO4 29]

:D :D

[flakko 1]

they are now available for shipping. FINALLY!!

[jearhart 0]

do you have pix of the gutts, i really want to see them

[flakko 1]

ill see if i can get some tomorrow

[Eldorado 0]

i will pm you

[t-rex audio 0]

sweet!!!!

[vetkilr 0]

pics.

Real specs........like what at .5 ohms

[jearhart 0]

[jrlutor 0]

the md3 is shipping

[Eldorado 0]

please stop, dude its priced better than the difference between the md2 and the md1

[flakko 1]

not really... think about it, the diff between the CEA rating of the MD1 (1050w) and the md2 (1500w) and the md2 to the md3 (2kw) is the same thing.

[dennisp 0]

Courtesy of Ryan Autry

http://fresnoracing.ipbhost.com/index.php?...topic=30159&hl=

[Eldorado 0]

still doesnt fill the dang heat sink

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

still doesnt fill the dang heat sink

I was just thinking that, not sure why

jr, if you read this reply, is it because of a standard heatsink or OEM board?

anyway the internals looks monsterous!! would love to try it heads up against my orion

[RPM 0]

damn that looks lovely

[vetkilr 0]

Sweet cant wait too see some .5 numbers.........

[jrlutor 0]

still doesnt fill the dang heat sink

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I was just thinking that, not sure why

jr, if you read this reply, is it because of a standard heatsink or OEM board?

anyway the internals looks monsterous!! would love to try it heads up against my orion

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It's is due to the amplifier needing surface area to cool efficiently and for faster assembly. Unlike the XT and AX which have bulk of aluminum on each side for transistor mounting the MD uses top surface area for transistor mounting.