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General| RMS Power Output | 250 Watts |
|---|---|
| Peak Power Output | 500 Watts |
| Impedance | 2 Ohms |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 250 Hz |
| THD at Rated Power | <1% |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | >80dB |
| RMS Power at 2 Ohms | 250 Watts x 1 Channel |
| Bass Boost | 0-18dB @ 40Hz |
| Type | Class D Monoblock Amplifier |
Guide on how to read and use the owner's manual for installation and operation.
Instructions on how to properly set the amplifier's gain level to match the source unit.
Diagrams illustrating common ways to connect speakers to the amplifier based on impedance.
Connection points for source units with RCA or line-level audio outputs.
Describes the equalization circuit for enhancing low-frequency response with adjustable bass boost.
Allows operation from source units with speaker-level outputs using a provided wire harness.
Outputs for sending a full-range signal to other amplifiers in a daisy-chain configuration.
Controls used to match the amplifier's input sensitivity to the source unit.
Details on the amplifier's fuses and the importance of using the correct amperage for protection.
The main power input connection point for the amplifier, requiring direct connection to the car battery.
Connection point for a proper ground connection to the vehicle chassis for peak performance.
Terminal used to turn the amplifier on/off, typically connected to the source unit's remote or antenna lead.
Connection points for speakers, emphasizing correct polarity and impedance.
Indicator light showing if power is applied to the amplifier or if it has overheated.
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