INPHASE - IPA3001D 1 Ohm 3000 Watts Monoblock Subwoofer Amplifier

In Phase 1Ohn Stable 3000w Monoblock Subwoofer Amplifier

• Power source: 14.4V DC ( 10V to 16V )
• Current consumption: 40A (at 4Ω)
• Dimensions ( D x W x H ): 410mm x 250mm x 55.5mm
• RMS: 450W x 1 (at 14.4V. 4Ω 20Hz to 240Hz.< 1% THD)
• RMS: 870W x 1 (at 14.4V. 2Ω 20Hz to 240Hz.< 1% THD)
• RMS: 1500W x 1 (at 14.4V. 1Ω 20Hz to 240Hz.< 1% THD)
• Load impedance: 4Ω (1Ω to 8Ω allowable)
• Frequency response: 10Hz to 250Hz (+0dB.-3dB)
• Signal noise ratio: 100dB (IHF-A network)
• Low pass filter: cut off frequency 50Hz to 250Hz cut off slope -24dB/oct
• Subsonic filter: cut off frequency 10Hz to 50Hz cut off slope -24dB/oct
• Bass control: Frequency 50Hz and Level 0dB to 12dB
VGain control: 200mV to 6V
• Maximum input level / impedance 6V / 22kΩ

The New In Phase IPA range of amplifiers from In Phase is possibly one of the best car amplifiers available today. Car amplifiers are the heart of a system and need be of the best quality available for your budget.

All In Phase IPA car amplifiers are hand assembled and go through 35 different check points to ensure you get the best possible car amplifier today. With 1 ohm stable designs, tri-mode capability and clever protection circuits, these hand-built powerhouses will take anything you throw at them. Massive heat sinks with a high surface area to volume ratios and cast end caps to hide the wiring connections and keep things controlled – helped by forced air cooling on the real bass monsters.

British Design -All In Phase amps are designed in the UK utilising over 30 years of audio experience to create a sound that is right for you.

Improved Circuit Design To prevent circuit shutdown, In Phase's new digital amplifier circuit, senses its internal temperature and automatically moderates input level accordingly. Stable, durable circuitry lessens the risk of high input power for the unit to achieve 1 O connection. This design enhances the flexibility to connect multiple subwoofers to a system.

Low Pass Filter For extra flexibility, a variable LPF makes audio frequency more adjustable according to subwoofer characteristics and personal listening preferences. The LPF is adjustable from 30 Hz to 250 Hz.