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1 point1000 watts at 20 hz is the same as 1000 watts at 60 hz. If you use different frequencies but at the same reference level you will achieve the same output of the amplifier no matter what. It's just that somebody had to pick a frequency, and 50 or 60 hz I guess seemed easiest. Perhaps there are more readily available 60 hz tones than 20 hz ones.1 point
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1 pointI was always curious too, doesnt the sub usually move further at lower frequencies given the same power?1 point
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1 pointI dont know the answer to this but wanna take a shot, I know more experienced and knowledgeable people in this field will chime in. I think its because it takes more power to make lets say a 20 or 30Hz to get as loud as 60Hz. So if you set it at 20Hz when your reaching full output at that frequency level, then you will probably be throwing to much power to the sub when it its a 60Hz tone or start clipping the amp. IMO but I may be wrong, Im waiting to see what the answer to this is.1 point
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1 pointI'd like to add that the club itself is intended for us to learn from eachother, car audio or not, but also to create a positive roll for children. To give them something to keep them out of drugs, gangs, or violence.1 point
