We've done a previous post about
Audiopipe amplifiers. And, you can read that
here. But, since the publishing of that article.
Audiopipe has discontinued the
AP line that we reviewed. Now in that article we spoke about the new line that would be replacing the
AP line. And, that was the
APCL line.
But, the question that stood to all consumers of
Audiopipe products. Would they stand by the
APCL line of amplifiers as they did the
AP line? Would the
APCL line be as powerful as the AP line? Would the pricing change? Well, as time has progressed some of those answers have been answered.
There have been some
Audiopipe customers who have stood by the brand even with the discontinue of their favorite line, and have purchased the
APCL line. And, found that the
APCL to be as adequate to the
AP line, or maybe even better. Now as far as power stands with the
APCL line. That answer has came with some hard evidence. The video below provided by
Big D Wiz of
OldSchoolStereo.com put all the doubts to rest.
Now this test was ran at 0.5 ohms which is really pushing the limit of this 1 ohm stable amplifier. But, the APCL line have proven that it is now joke. Putting out a whopping 2810 watts. That's 1310 watts over the amps dynamic output of 1500 watts. Now imagine running this amplifier at 1 ohm. Estimation wattage is around 2300 watts. That is a estimation figure. Big D Wiz said that he will upload the full test of the APCL-1500.1D onto his channel.
If you don't know how this test was ran. Here is the answer. The AD-1 Dynamic RMS Power test is simulating as if this amplifier is in car, and playing music in real world terms. Sending a sine wave in short burst, rather than one long tone. Which is simulating the bass of a actual song. The AD-1 will read the cleanest output of wattage from the amplifier, and display the maximum RMS rating of the amplifier that was produced before clipping.
Check back for the full AD-1 test on the Audiopipe APCL-1500.1D.
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