Audiopipe COPIED Taramps - But why doesnt it make rated??? PART 1

GUYS! Finally releasing part 1 of the in depth look into the Audiopipe AP3000 VS the Taramps HD3000 to see exactly what is different about the Audiopipe that prevents it being able to make the same power as the taramps, despite being a direct clone of the board and components. Was this a mistake? Was the Audiopipe deliberately crippled? Lets have a look and find out!
Stick around for part 2 coming as soon as I can get it out!!
Link to Mr Volkman's channel: / @anthonyvolkman2338

[@wal]

Oh man, so much good info here! I'm glad you split it up into 2 parts, this gives us a lot of info, plus gives us something to look forward to with Part 2!

[@Bassotronics]

I’m so anxious to know what the final output will be!

[@totbenru]

I admire your tenacity and the unyielding desire to learn. You have enough knowledge and experience to design your own amp. Crowd sourcing it will be an absolute hit. More power to you Sir.

[@justforlaughs8988]

Plant the amps in the garden and see if you grow 2 amp trees 🤔

[@kilgoretrout4461]

Bro, I am stunned to find out that you started at ground zero as far as your electrical knowledge just five years ago, and that you have no formal education regarding fixing this stuff. I’ve been watching your videos for like six months, this whole time assuming you had an electrical engineering degree because you’re obviously very knowledgeable. I really want to learn how to fix amps like you have. Do you have any advice on the steps I should take to follow a similar path as you have? I am starting at a place very similar to when you must have. Just trying to learn what mosfets and diodes and rectifiers are and what they do exactly. A lot of the information I find online snd on UA-cam assumes you have a basic understanding of what the underlying things being worked on are, so they very rarely come at it from an absolute beginners perspective. They often assume, for example, that I would know what to do when they say, “now you need to test the output mosfets to see if they’re blown as well.” But a) I don’t know which mosfets are the output mosfets, b) I don’t know how to test mosfets to see if they are blown or not & c) do mosfets have to be desoldered from the board to test them? Or can they be tested in place? Etc etc

[@anthonydelgrosso6518]

A. The no electrical education back ground blew my mind.

[@Crazylogix007]

Great to see your new shop, will be fun to see how this transformer surgery goes!

[@benjaminice1611]

This is a really great idea for a video series!

[@angelvip2474]

Love your colabo with Big D. It's like a test and a validation tech vid all in one. Great job

[@steventhomas5865]

I remember when I was at school and talking to a friend's dad that was an electrical engineer telling me about the skin effect and having to specify hollow laminated wire to get the efficiency required in the transformer for the current project.

[@h1nicolas]

You want more power. Well, be careful you do not saturate the core. It is important to know the core parameters so you know how long to apply a pulse for a given number on turns on the primary for a desired amount of current to not saturate the core, or run the core with excessive magnetic flux that causes excessive core heating i.e. loss of efficiency.

[@gianstevens7918]

When Sams in the garden you know it's about to get serious, great video Sam!

[@QuadDoc]

AMAZING VIDEO!!! This got me so excited to follow along! I can’t wait for part 2!! Keep up the Great work!

[@cjancelet3771]

If I only lived in the UK!!! Your absolutely delivering the very best amplifier repair /modification content in live format I've seen anywhere. (Side note Perry B) amplifier tutorial also A+ content. Keep the amp porn rolling Sam. I have often wondered why someone with unlimited funds hasn't hired you to build an absolute tank of an amplifier maybe you and Volkman need to further collaborate in a business verture?! Appreciate all your efforts and contribution to the car audio world . Thank you

[@stormyyoung6344]

I'm ready for the second video already good job on describing everything this is going to be your best video yet.

[@marcogeri]

Hello Sam,

[@TerraNova75677]

Can't wait till you collab for your own amplifier design and brand.

[@jmiller007]

I love it when you guys colab. Brilliant stuff :)

[@ernardbonny997]

🔊🔊 Let's go part 2....

[@TAMIL-MUSIC]

Thanks for taking so much time and editing work to explain fully