Cheap Crummy Stereos and speakers!
Gee the stereos they put in the RV's are sure P poor! And the speakers! Makes my music sound like 2 tin cans on a string..... OK, I come from a background of loving music. I was a DJ in a radio ...
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ericsmith32 wrote:Yes, a 12V headunit will be more efficient electronically. Even the best 12V HU only pushes 20 W. A lot of it depends on how Pink you want your Floyd.:Bwestend wrote:ericsmith32 wrote:Your inverter is less than 100 W? Typical modern stereo receivers are approximately 40 W draw at 120V AC. My LCD TV draws 33 W at typical settings and volume.
Along the same lines.. For those with Class A/C's what type of systems do you have? Was thinking about buying 2 Pioneer headunits one for the front and another for the back. Almost seems like a waste but it's the only way I can see it working. One would have 2 6x9's tied to it for the TV etc. Don't have a big enough inverter to run a regular stereo.
I think it's 200w/400w max but it's a cheapy HF model. It probably would but the receivers I have are a bit big. A regular headunit would be smaller more efficient was my thought.
BTW, a cheap inverter is false savings. They fail quickly and may take a device with them. With a good sized RV, it makes some sense to get a good sine wave inverter that will power the electronics without worry.
