Elemental Designs NINe.1 Amplifier

Nice amp azn, almost as nice as my orion 2100 digital reference haha, that ed amp is stackable too, nice! What subwoofer are you planning for it?

Elemental Designs NINe.1 Amplifier

1200 x 1 @1Ohm
900 x 1 @2Ohm
450 x 1 @4Ohm
Height : 2.25"
Width : 9.85"
Length : 14.70"


Detailed Amplifier Specifications

Signal to Noise Ratio -95dBA
Variable Input Sensitivity 150 mVolt - 7.0V
Remote Variable Input Sensitivity No
Variable Low Pass X-Over 40-240 @12dB
Current & Thermal Protection Yes
Remote Bass Equalization Yes
Variable Phase Control Yes
Master / Slave Option Yes
Efficiency 64%
Variable SubSonic Filter Yes
Fuse(s) 4 x 30
Max Current Draw 130 Amps
Damping Factor 300

 

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Sweet, that's going to kick ass, too bad all you bastards are in the states lol would be nice to see each others setups. I like that design, the rounded corners are nice inside too, i wondered about that before how a perfectly square box inside would affect the sound. The subwoofer is round, you would think you would want to keep that wave round instead of changing it to square lol. Bazooka comes to mind but all the ones i have seen are cheesy.

 

sell me your JL sub, then you can use the cash towards the ed! lol

 

oh, forget it lol, it's only 300 watts rms

 

I get a Lot of people like that selling my ebay crap. I just make sure my ass is covered and give them a stern warning !LOL and that's it. The Orion 2100 HCCA Digital Reference is mine! i pulled it off lol, should get it within two weeks. So it's going to be Orion Wood & Sticks amp VS Elemental Designs Nine.1 haha. I still need to get another battery, pac 200 relay and subwoofer and build a custom box. I think that's it.

 

OH, that's not a digital reference lol, i thought it looked different than the first one. This is a 2100 HCCA Competition Amplifier. Hmmm, anyone know the difference between the two?

 

Is all of this True? Should i change the fuses to 40 amp like it says?

http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?TID=49045

There was not much of a difference if any between the two, the change in the labeling was to keep it current with the other HCCA amps. The Digital Reference is the older version, the Competiton Amplifier model received the name change as a result of the 225 and 250 HCCA amps getting internal crossovers . This amp was designed to run 1ohm stereo / 2 ohm mono minimum. They are great amps, but make sure to feed them the power they need, otherwise they won't last long. The other thing to check is that the internal fuses have been changed from 30A to 40A. The amp will blow the 30A fuses before reaching it's full potential. Normally, you shouldn't replace a fuse with larger rated fuse, but in this instance, this advice came from Orion, who put the smaller fuses in there to protect the amps from abuse.

 

Orion HCCA 2100 Competition Amplifier

2 x 100W @ 4 ohms
2 x 200W @ 2 ohms
2 x 400W @ 1 ohm
2 x 800W @ ½ ohm (competition only)
1 x 400W @ 4 ohms bridge
1 x 800W @ 2 ohms bridge
1 x 1600W @ 1 ohm bridge (competition only)
THD: 0.03%
S/N Ratio: 110dB
Freq. Response: 6Hz ∼ 30kHz (±0.5dB)
Fuse: External 120A
Dimensions: 23" x 8" x 3.125" (59cm x 20.3cm x 7.9cm)

 

Elemental Designs NINe.1

1 x 450W @ 4 ohms
1 x 900W @ 2 ohms
1 x 1200W @ 1 ohm
S/N Ratio: -95dBA
Efficiency: 64%
Damping Factor: 300
Max. Current Draw: 130A
Fuse: 4 x 30A
Dimensions: 14.7" x 9.85" x 2.25" (37.3cm x 25cm x 5.7cm)

 

Sweet! Should i be looking for a sub that's 1500 watts rms or 2000 watts rms might be better?

 

Any bets on how many times this amp can go into protect from overheating before it dies lol. It has cut out at least 35 times now, lol poor amp. Running it at 2 ohms which it's rated for. Esa 100 watt amp 2 ohm stable.