VFL Audio VFLCOMP22K 22000 Watt Mono Class-D Competition Amplifier
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- 22000 Watt Mono Class-D Competition Amplifier
- Stable down to 1-ohm
- 22000 watts RMS x 1 Channel (1 ohm)
- 11000 watts RMS x 1 Channel (2 ohms)
- 5500 watts RMS x 1 Channel (4 ohms)
- Strap-able for ridiculous power output
VFL Audio VFLCOMP8K 8000 Watt Mono Class-D Competition Amplifier
- Features:
- 22000 Watts Max Power
- Stable down to 1-ohm
- Pulse Width Modulated MOSFET Power supply
- Double side PCB with high quality SMD components
- Oversized toroids Power supply for excellent current and voltage control even under the highest demands
- Amplifier is strap-able so that you can connect and bridge with another for additional power output (2 ohm - 4 ohm load only)
- Nickel plated terminals for all connections
- Accepts up to 16 volts DC input for maximum sound output
- Frequency Response: 20Hz to 350 Hz
- Total Harmonic Distortion (4 Ω): < 0.15%
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio (IHF-A Weighted, at 40 Hz): >70dB
- Minimum Quad 0 Gauge power wire with 1000 amp fuse
- Protection circuits
- 3-Way Protection circuit
- Internal temperature and automatically lowers input level to prevent heat damage
- Short circuit protection prevent damage when speaker leads are shorted
- Overload protection prevent damage from low impedance or blown woofers
- Internal crossovers
- Variable Low Pass filter: 35Hz - 250Hz at 24dB per octave
- Variable Subsonic High Pass filter: 10Hz - 50Hz at 24dB per octave
- Audio controls
- Variable phase control: 0° - 180° phase control
- Variable Bass boost controls: 0 - +9dB at 45Hz
- Inputs and outputs
- 1 - 2 channel RCA input accepts up to 6 volt input signals
- 1 - 2 channel RCA output
- 1 - Strap-able data connection
- 1 - Remote bass control input
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RMS Power Rating:
- 4 ohms: 5500 watts x 1 channels
- 2 ohms: 11000 watts x 1 channels
- 1 ohms: 22000 watts x 1 channel
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Dimensions:
- Dimensions: 39-1/2" (L) x 2-1/4" (H) x 9-1/2" (D)
| Manufacturer | VFL |
|---|---|
| Part Number | VFLCOMP22K |
| Amplifier Topology Class | Class D |
| Number of Channels | 1 Channel |
| Total RMS Power at 1 ohm | 5,000.00 |
| Total RMS Power at 2 ohm | 2,500.00 |
| Total RMS Power at 4 ohm | 1,250.00 |
| RMS Output per Channel (x1 at 2 ohms) | 5,000.00 Watts |
| RMS Output per Channel (x1 at 1 ohms) | 2,500.00 Watts |
| RMS Output per Channel (x1 at 4 ohms) | 1,250.00 Watts |
| Total Peak Power Output | 6,000.00 (Watts) |
| Amplifier Bridging | Not Bridgable |
| Minimum Impedance in Un-Bridged Mode | 1 ohm |
| Strappable Amplifier | Yes |
| Strappable Power Output | 13000 |
| RCA Pre-amp Audio inputs | 1 Pair |
| RCA Pre-amp Audio outputs | 1 Pair |
| Preamp voltage | 200 mV - 6 V |
| Speaker level inputs | No |
| Gain Control | Yes |
| Bass Knob / Remote Gain | Yes |
| Built in Crossover | Low-pass, Sub-sonic |
| Cooling Fan | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Recommended Power Wire Gauge | 0 Gauge |
| Overall Height | 2.25 inches |
| Overall Length | 39.50 inches |
| Overall Width | 9.50 inches |
| CEA2006 Compliant | No |
| UPC Code | 636823699147 |
| Return period | 30 days |
| Exchange period | 30 days |
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