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Bridgable @ 4 ohms - Black w/GrayBlack Thread Leather - Low-pass - 4 Channel Car Amplifiers
In the case of a 4 channel amplifier, use two channels to drive a pair of full-range speakers, and bridge the other 2 channels to power a sub-woofer. Among many features of a 4 channel amplifier are remote sub-woofer level control, tri-mode operation, bridgeable channels and max bridged power to 1000W. Four channel car amplifier provide users multiple input/output selectors to power up to four devices. This is great if you need to power an entire sound system.
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Soundstream AR4.1200 Arachnid Series 1,200W Class A/B Full Range Amplifier$93.99- 1200 Watt 4 Channel Class AB Amplifier
- 2-ohm Stereo and 4-ohm Bridged Impedance Stability
- Continuous Power Output (4 Ω): 120 Watts RMS x 4
- Continuous Power Output (2 Ω): 150 Watts RMS x 4
- 4-Channel, 3-Channel, or 2-Channel operation
- Blue LED Illumination Accent Lighting
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Pioneer GM-D8704 1,200 Watt Class FD 4-Channel Car Amplifier$189.99Out of stock- GM-D Series 1,200 Watt RMS 4-Channel Class FD Car Amplifier
- Class FD Design Offers Efficiency and High-Quality Sound
- Continuous Power Output (1 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 125 W x 4
- Continuous Power Output (2 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 150 W x 4
- Continuous Power Output (4 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 100 W x 4
- Bridged Power Output (4 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 300 W x 2
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