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Cadence Re-Rates Z7000 Amplifier For USACi Competi

Discussion in 'Mobile Electronics News' started by The_Ancient, Aug 28, 2002.

  1. The_Ancient

    The_Ancient Full Member

    USACi reports that Cadence has voluntarily re-rated their Z7000 amplifier. After testing the Z7000 using USACI guidelines the manufacturer voluntarily re rated the amplifier to 300 watts rms. The amplifiers previous rating was done by different specifications than those used by USACI.

    "I would like to thank Cadence for their cooperation in helping to keep the competition field level for all competitors," states USACi president Ralph Randall. "I sincerely hope that other manufacturers will make efforts to be sure their products are rated within the specifications issued by USACI as well."

    The new rating for the Cadence Z7000 amplifier will take effect as of 08/27/2002 and will be applied at all USACI events.

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    The_Ancient, Aug 28, 2002
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  2. bigsexxxy69

    bigsexxxy69 Full Member

    hahaha now everyone who are running them will have to play fair :blink:
     
    bigsexxxy69, Aug 28, 2002
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  3. The_Ancient

    The_Ancient Full Member

    I wonder if the A7HC is next on the list?

    what about the Z777D

    and the Z5000HC
    and the Z1000HC

    and if they ever release it the Z9000HC
     
    The_Ancient, Aug 28, 2002
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  4. bigsexxxy69

    bigsexxxy69 Full Member

    that is funny how they only bitched about the one amp hmmmm. I would imagine that alot of people use the a7 too and that USACi would wnat those re-rated too :unsure:
     
    bigsexxxy69, Aug 28, 2002
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  5. Civic96

    Civic96 Full Member

    what was it rated at before?
     
    Civic96, Aug 29, 2002
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  6. The_Ancient

    The_Ancient Full Member

    Rating was 50Ws @ 4ohm

    is now 300w's @ 4ohm
     
    The_Ancient, Aug 29, 2002
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  7. Civic96

    Civic96 Full Member

    holy shit :blink:
     
    Civic96, Aug 29, 2002
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  8. The_Ancient

    The_Ancient Full Member

    I hope you understand that it is the amp rating that is changing not the output power


    the amp has always put out 300W @ 4ohm @ 12v
     
    The_Ancient, Aug 29, 2002
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