Ti900.7 1-ohm stable?

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snowbum6
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Ti900.7 1-ohm stable?

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I am considering purchasing a Ti900.7...I have seem a couple places mention it being stable to 1-ohm stereo...is that just the sub channels? Or all channels?
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Post by snowbum6 »

Thanks for the link...I actually downloaded the manual awhile back, but am still confused...the fact that they don't show a 1-ohm stereo output level for 5 mid/high channels, I would assume it is just the sub channels which the do show a 2-ohm bridged load...but if they were all 7 channels are stable to a 1-ohm stereo load, that would be helpful to me...
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Post by todd217 »

the 1 ohm output is about the same as 2 ohm. there is a limiting circuit. it will draw more current but you wont gain anything in return.
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Post by snowbum6 »

Thanks...that was exactly the type of information I needed...
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