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1 Pair - Frost Cloth - 1 Channel Car Amplifiers
To power up your sub-woofers, install a mono amplifier. Among many features of a mono amplifier are low frequency reproduction, built in bass boost and low pass filters. A class D mono amplifier brings out less heat, are more efficient and draws less current.
One channel car amplifier provide users with a single audio input/output selector to power one speaker. This device is great if you only need to power a large woofer or subwoofer.
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Soundstream RN1.5000D Rubicon Nano Series 5,000 Watt Class-D Monoblock Amplifier$279.99- Rubicon Nano Series Class-D Monoblock Amplifier
- 1 ohms: 2500 watts
- 2 ohms: 1500 watts
- 4 ohms: 1000 watts
- Aluminum heat sink for better cooling
- MOSFET Power Supply with Audiophile Grade IRTM Transistors
- Military Grade SMT PCB Maintains Dynamic Performance
- 2-ohm and 4-ohm Operation
- 1-ohm Minimum Impedance Monoblock Operation
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Soundstream T1.6000DL Tarantula Electro 6000 Watt 1 Channel Class D Amplifier$395.99- 6000 Watt 1 Channel Class D Amplifier
- 2-ohm Stereo and 4-ohm Bridged Impedance Stability
- Continuous Power Output (4 Ω): 800 Watts RMS x 1
- Continuous Power Output (2 Ω): 1400 Watts RMS x 1
- Continuous Power Output (1 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 2500 W x 1
- Continuous Power Output (0.5 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 3000 W x 1
- Includes Bass Control Knob
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