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Neutral Leather - No - 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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Autotek MM2020.1D Mean Machine Series 2000W Class D Monoblock Amplifier$86.99- 2000 Watt Class D Monoblock Amplifier
- 1-ohm / 2-ohm / 4-ohm stable
- 2000W x 1 @ 1 Ω
- 1000W x 1 @ 2 Ω
- 500W x 1 @ 4 Ω
- Remote Bass Control included
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VFL Audio VFLCOMP2K 2000 Watt Mono Class-D Competition Amplifier$269.99- 2000 Watt Mono Class-D Competition Amplifier
- Stable down to 1-ohm
- 2000 watts RMS x 1 Channel (1 ohm)
- 1000 watts RMS x 1 Channel (2 ohms)
- 500 watts RMS x 1 Channel (4 ohms)
- Strap-able for ridiculous power output
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Kenwood KAC-9106D 2,000 Watts Maximum Class-D Mono Power Amplifier$299.99Out of stock- Class-D Mono 2,000 Watt MAX Amplifier
- Power MOS-FET Switching Power Supply
- Built in Venting Fan
- Signal Sensing Turn-on
- Line Output Terminals for Extension
- Terminal Cover
- Cast Aluminum Heat Sink Design
- CEA-2006 Compliant
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