1200sae vs 1000saz

[osheabraggs 0]

is there any significant output differences between these amps. I would like the 1500 but its out my price range rite now. Besides the sae being unstrappable are there any advantages to using the saz. Still considering the sub at moment.

[thebiggmann12 14]

the saz is stable at higher voltages like 16v or 18v systems. u probably dont have that, so i would go with the 1200d. also, jacob has said himself that the sae1200d could be classified as a 1500 watt amp.

[dvalue 17]

SAE are built to Jacob's spec in China, 12-14v

SAZ are built in Korea to Jacob's spec, 12-18v

[Adrian_D 520]

If you won't want to strap 2 in the future, go with the SAE1200v2. Looks way beefier than the SAZ1000D. Just my 2c.

[Derrick824 4]

The saz-1000d is NOT stable above 15v like the rest of the saz amps are. The sae-1200d makes more power. The saz-1000d has a lot smaller.

Edited March 28, 2010 by Derrick824

[shadowslayer666 1]

i think the saz's can take a lower impedance. I believe they used to be warranted down to .5 ohms, but they changed that about a year ago to 1 ohm i believe. But they were doing fine with the low impedances

[jcarter1885 995]

If your never gonna strap amps or go lower than 1 ohm then get the SAE-1200D for a little more head room. It is a toss up and you wont loose with either choice, so flip a coin if it is that hard to decide.

[CrazyKenKid 64]

Uniform Amp Clamp Test - SSA Car Audio Forum

and

Testing all the SAZ amps - SSA Car Audio Forum

have you seen these yet??

[///M5 2,833]

Uniform Amp Clamp Test - SSA Car Audio Forum

and

Testing all the SAZ amps - SSA Car Audio Forum

have you seen these yet??

Those tests are NOT measurements of power. As Jacob even cited they are just UNIFORM tests between them giving a rough idea of how they rank.

1000w, 1200w, not an audible difference. IMO running beyond what is rated is dangerous unless you really know what you are doing. Either will be fine for your application.

[osheabraggs 0]

Preciate everybody for the comments

[BanginGMC 23]

SAZ-1000D

Rated power output:

----RMS power, 2 ohm linkable/dual mono

1800W x 1CH

----RMS power, 1 ohm mono

1000W x 1CH

----RMS power, 2 ohm mono

600W x 1CH

----RMS power, 4 ohm mono

300W x 1CH

Signal to Noise Ratio >90dB

Low pass frequency crossover 35Hz~300Hz

Subsonic filter 10Hz~60Hz

Bass boost @ 45Hz 0~18dB

Phase shift control 0~180 degree

Frequency response 10Hz~350Hz (+/- 1dB)

T.H.D @ 4 ohm <0.1%

Efficiency @ 4 ohm 86%

Fuse rating 25A x 3

Input Sensitivity 200mV to 6V (+/- 5%)

Dimensions 252(W) x 58(H) x 294(L)mm

SPECIFICATIONS:

Digital Class-D Linkable Mono Block Amplifier

Double Sided Through Hole Epoxy PCB

1 Ohm Stability

Efficiency : 86% @ 4 ohm, at 100Hz

24dB/Oct Variable Crossover

Multi-Way Protection Circuitry (Thermal/Over Current/Speaker Short/Speaker DC Protection)

RCA Line Input and Master Output

24dB Octave Crossover Slope

Variable Subsonic Filter

Variable Bass Boost

Variable Low Pass Filter

Variable Phase Shift

Four(4) Gauge Power Supply Connectors

Tested Voltage & THD : 14.4V & Less than 1% THD

Operating Voltage : DC 10V~16V

Wired Remote Controller

MSRP $499 USD

SAE-1200D V.2

SPECIFICATIONS:

1200 x 1 watts @ 1 ohm

600 x 1 watts @ 2 ohms

300 x 1 watts @ 4 ohms

0.153v - 5.6v adjustable input sensitivity

RCA Line-Out Jack

15 Hz - 250 Hz Frequency Response

> 90 dB S/N Ratio

4-Way Protection Circuit (Thermal, Overload, Speaker Short, and Over Current)

50 Hz - 250 Hz adjustable 12dB Low-Pass Crossover

15 Hz - 50 Hz adjustable 12dB Subsonic Filter

0 or 180 degree adjustable phase switch

0 - 12 dB adjustable bass boost with 60 Hz center frequency

Wired Remote Control unit included

5x 30 Amp Internal Fuses

17" L x 10.6" W x 2.2" H

MSRP $499 USD