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- GlassWolf
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well, measuring output of any amp goes a lot easier with a non-inductive dummy load, but those can be built from old hair dryers. If you have a DMM that measures AC voltage, you could probably use that to measure the output across the speaker leads acting as a dummy load.

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You know you can probably get a much higher score with a 12" MT in a proper box?
Also if all you got is one somewhat questionable battery up front, thats not helping you.
Also if all you got is one somewhat questionable battery up front, thats not helping you.
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lol ryan you are the king of obvious! lol although i dont really think you can get much higher than a 151 with a 12, i did do a 151 with my single 15. this was a test for things to come in the jimmy
. the battery insnt questionable it does what is is supposed to but u cant expect 650 amps from a small battery like that. i will be dropping to street c for the rest of the year.

