Boss Audio R2400D Riot Class D Monoblock 2400 Watts

Description

The Riot series, Boss Audio R2400D is a 2400W Monoblock, Class D Amplifier with great audio performance. The prime feature being its a 1-Ohm stable amplifier that produces 2400 Watts Maximum Power with the MOSFET Power Supply to give the the deepest bass. The Subsonic filter, Variable Bass Boost, Phase control and the Variable Low Pass Filter are designed to allow you to tune your subwoofers to your liking.

Discover the power packed performer with excellent efficiency, yet takes up less power unlike traditional amplifiers with minimum heat generation. The stylish black, sturdy amplifier has a vibrant blue Boss logo backlit design for an awesome aesthetic. Strapping capabilities enables two amplifiers to be integrated together for insane power output.

Unit includes: Car Amplifier, Mounting hardware and instruction manual.

Boss Audio R2400D Riot Series Class D Monoblock Amplifier - 2400 Watts

Features:

BOSS AUDIO R2400D Riot 2400 Watts Monoblock amplifier
Reliable performance with Class D amplifier
Massive Bass levels with a stable 1 ohm performance
Back-lit Illuminated BOSS logo in cool blue
Strappable design allows you to connect two amplifiers together for insane power output
Robust MOSFET Power Supply
Optimum Bass Response with the Subsonic filter
Dexterous performance with Switchable Input Sensitivity
Triple Protection with Thermal, overload and short protection

Performance:

Total Power Output: 2400 Watts
PEAK Power @ 1 ohm: 1 x 2400 Watts
PEAK Power @ 2 ohms: 1 x 1200 Watts
PEAK Power @ 4 ohms: 1 x 600 Watts
RMS Power @ 1 ohm 1 x 1800 Watts
RMS Power @ 2 ohms: 1 x 900 Watts
RMS Power @ 4 ohms: 1 x 450 Watts
Strapped Bridged power @ 2 ohms: 1 x 4800 Watts
Speaker Impedance: 1 to 8 ohms
T.H.D (Total Harmonic Distortion): 0.01%
100 dB of Signal to Noise ratio (A-Weighted)
Frequency Response ranges from 15 Hz to 150 Hz ±1 dB

Connections:

2 Channel RCA Inputs
2 Channel Pre Amp outputs
50 Hz to 150 Hz of Low Pass filter
15 Hz to 40 Hz of Subsonic filter

Controls:

Bass Boost: Variable to 18 dB
Subsonic filter: 15 Hz - 40 Hz
Switchable Phase Control: to 180°
Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Input Sensitivity Switch: Yes
Strappable: Yes

Product Dimensions:

Length 11.5”
Width 10.44”
Height 2.25”

Warranty period:

Standard Warranty: 1 year

Specifications

More Information
Manufacturer	Boss Audio
Part Number	R2400D
Amplifier Topology Class	Class D
Number of Channels	1 Channel
Total RMS Power at 1 ohm	$1,800.00
Total RMS Power at 2 ohm	$900.00
Total RMS Power at 4 ohm	$450.00
Total Peak Power Output	$2,400.00
Amplifier Bridging	Not Bridgable
Minimum Impedance in Un-Bridged Mode	1 ohm
Strappable Amplifier	No
Strappable Power Output	4800 Watts
RCA Pre-amp Audio inputs	1 Pair
RCA Pre-amp Audio outputs	1 Pair
Preamp voltage	4 volts
Speaker level inputs	No
Gain Control	Yes
Bass Knob / Remote Gain	Yes
Built in Crossover	Low-pass, Sub-sonic
Cooling Fan	No
Color	Black
Warranty	1 Year
Recommended Power Wire Gauge	4 Gauge
CEA2006 Compliant	No
UPC Code	791489115179
Return period	30 days
Exchange period	30 days

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