Massive Audio Mono Block Amplifier
I had trouble with other torch lighters which were single-jet. I stupidly started using cheap butane that clogged the jets in time.
The three jets on this model seem to keep the clogging issue at bay, since as long as one jet lights it will keep the others lit as well, and keep the crud burned off. (Still, I highly recommend using good quality butane, such as Vector Quintuple Refined, which I used to resurrect my gunked up single-jet lighters.)
The triple jets are perfect for lighting up a cigar. The thumb lever to ignite the jets is well away from the flame so you can hold the flame on without getting a scorched thumb. There's a viewer to check on fuel status. The fuel capacity seems fine to me - sure you're burning three times as fast, but you will light the cigar in less time so the fuel consumption is about the same per light as a single jet. The punch cutter on the bottom is sharp enough to cut a good hole (though I prefer a guillotine style such as on my Blazer, which I also highly recommend as long as you use good quality butane).
I'm not so keen on the pouch that came with the lighter, since the slick finish on the lighter lets it slide out of the pouch too easily in your pocket. But the lighter is so good I don't want to dock the rating over that.
Hey guys I have a mono block amp from massive audio that puts out 800 watts at 1 ohm rms OR 400 watts at 2 ohms. My question is, in a daily driver setup with a single 10" subwoofer, should I opt for higher wattage at a lower impedance? or go with the 2 ohm to avoid overheating?
BalasHapus