Phoenix Gold Phorum

http://www.phoenixgold.com/productDetai ... tegoryID=1

Go big or go home...

Questions?

WOW!

Freaking awesome...

Can you guys post some more detailed photos of it on the website?

Absolutely badass. Now I want to see you guys stuff a limited edition SQ 6 channel in the same chassis... one PS per channel, same amount of capacitance...

stipud wrote:Absolutely badass. Now I want to see you guys stuff a limited edition SQ 6 channel in the same chassis... one PS per channel, same amount of capacitance...

They already did that, it was really limited, and called the MPH6300...

Eric D wrote:

stipud wrote:Absolutely badass. Now I want to see you guys stuff a limited edition SQ 6 channel in the same chassis... one PS per channel, same amount of capacitance...

They already did that, it was really limited, and called the MPH6300...

That's exactly what I am getting at... I want a production version MPH6300, stat!

Of course I could never afford one, so don't make it on my account...

I like the attitude

so does that mean we can finally see the price to confirm that we can't afford one?

MW3 wrote:http://www.phoenixgold.com/productDetai ... tegoryID=1

Go big or go home...

Questions?

Morgan,
What sets this apart from other hi power amps?
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The amplifier features a gold plated circuit board that is visible through the plexi cover. Loaded on this circuit board are SIX internal power supplies. Each one has a robust hand wound transformer, these are backed by a total of 36 IRF1405 transistors, high current buss bars and three ounce traces connecting everything together.

Power supplies are buffered by 47pcs of 1200uF/35v capacitors. It also features THREE 1/0 wiring inputs to feed the power supply of this beast.

In the output stage, you will find its loaded with more buss bars, 50 200 volt/1000uF capacitors and 32 Fairchild FDA24N40F 400 volt transistors. We have carefully designed the amplifier so its stable down to 1 ohm and can handle up to 16 volts of power supply input.

The heatsink is massive at 13.5g per MM and it has its own electronically controlled cooling system with a temperature sensing fan. We also have built in LED diagnostic system where each section of the output stage and power supply have a blue LED indicator, similar to the old MS amplifiers.

Specifications:
RMS Power: (14.4 Volts- 1%THD)
4ohm : 2750W x 1
2ohm : 5100W x 1
1ohm : 9200W x 1

RMS Power: (16.0 Volts 1%THD)
1ohm : 12,000W x 1
2ohm (linked) : 24,000W x 1

100 unit production run. Each unit is unique as it has its production number laser cut into the heatsink, so no two amplifiers are alike. Ships in a custom made wood crate.

Price - $5000 USD

That is powerful stuff right there!

Lovin' it!

so what kind of payment plans are you going to offer?



I paid $3600 for my first sport bike, it would go 0-60 in under 4 secs though. How come only one channel?

Can't even imagine where this monster could be installed.. What kind of subwoofer can handle 12 000w rms? If i recall, even the JackHammer is 6000w rms at 2ohm, so that would mean 2 of them to use this amp to it's fullest, and still 12 000$ a sub + 5000$ for this... wow, that's crazy :p

Can you send one to Eric for testing?????

smgreen20 wrote:Can you send one to Eric for testing?????

Im sure they would not get it back...lol were are you going to get a power supply to try to run that?

In my truck after a bit of modification.

Wow..

If I was not building an oldschool install, I would go for two of theese amps. It is just soo cool. As for today, I cannot afford 2 of them, due to the other expensive items that I have...

But maybe I should buy one, and hang it on the wall in my livingroom with my M-series collection?

str3atwarrior wrote:Can't even imagine where this monster could be installed.. What kind of subwoofer can handle 12 000w rms? If i recall, even the JackHammer is 6000w rms at 2ohm, so that would mean 2 of them to use this amp to it's fullest, and still 12 000$ a sub + 5000$ for this... wow, that's crazy :p

Soundstream XXX's 18" or 15" could handle this amp....

What is the efficiency of this amp?

Stryker wrote:

str3atwarrior wrote:Can't even imagine where this monster could be installed.. What kind of subwoofer can handle 12 000w rms? If i recall, even the JackHammer is 6000w rms at 2ohm, so that would mean 2 of them to use this amp to it's fullest, and still 12 000$ a sub + 5000$ for this... wow, that's crazy :p

Soundstream XXX's 18" or 15" could handle this amp....

This is just insane... i like it

str3atwarrior wrote:

Stryker wrote:

str3atwarrior wrote:Can't even imagine where this monster could be installed.. What kind of subwoofer can handle 12 000w rms? If i recall, even the JackHammer is 6000w rms at 2ohm, so that would mean 2 of them to use this amp to it's fullest, and still 12 000$ a sub + 5000$ for this... wow, that's crazy :p

Soundstream XXX's 18" or 15" could handle this amp....

This is just insane... i like it

And they are only 1100.00 or so per sub....
totally affordable if your serious about sound

so Stryker when are you ordering some?????

I only wish. Kids get in the way of that....
Which you are gonna find out

where does one overseas go about getting one?
I want #13

itchnertamatoa wrote:where does one overseas go about getting one?
I want #13

really not 1 or 100?