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- RMS Power Rating:
- 4 ohms: 50 watts x 4 chan.
- 2 ohms: 75 watts x 4 chan.
- Bridged, 4 ohms: 150 watts x 2 chan.
- Max power output: 150 watts x 4 chan. approx.
- Pulse width modulated (PWM) MOSFET power supply
- LED power indicator
- Tuned Bass EQ (0-12 dB bass boost at 50 Hz)
- STAR Circuitry (minimizes internal noise and prevents ground interference)
- 4/3/2 channel operation
- Speaker-level inputs
- Non-fading preamp RCA outputs
- Over-current, over-voltage, and thermal protection circuitry
- Thermal management control
- Discrete preamp stage
- Dual sided glass epoxy PC board design
- Continuously adjustable gain control
- Gold-plated RCA level inputs
- Gold-plated screw terminals
- Variable high-pass filter (50-400 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
- Variable low-pass filter (50-400 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
- Subsonic Filter (18 dB at 15 Hz)
- CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
- Frequency response: 20-20000 Hz
- 8-gauge power and ground wiring is required for installation. Contact us for information regarding a discount on select amplifier kits when purchased together with this amplifier.
- 1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty
Alpine products are warranted solely by Sonic Electronix, Inc. under the same period and terms as the original Alpine warranty. Sonic Electronix is not an Authorized Alpine Dealer and Alpine requires all merchandise purchased by Sonic Electronix customers to be returned solely to Sonic Electronix. Alpine products are also covered by our Standard Return Policy for returns on exchanges or refunds within 30 days from the date of purchase.
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(previous model, replaced by Alpine MRP-F300)
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Average Customer Rating is 4.7 out of 5 stars:
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Ronald from Kissimmee, FL
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I've been using it for 4 months now and I have no complaints. It sounds great. I had it professionally installed in my
Accord 98, and I hooked up a pair of Sony Xplot 6 x 9 speakers and a Full Range speaker box. When listening to music the first time, a huge change from what I had before. Tried different music styles, great sound no matter what, and even when I turn the volume too high to the point of a headache it will sound crystal clear. Today I have a very different speaker setup. This amp will give you ample choices that allow for experimentation. Until this day, I have tried them all.
I changed the full range box for a subwoofer box (Two 10" Sony Xplot 1500 watts each). I tried only one of them connected in bridge mode together with the 6 x 9 pair. The performance was excellent. Powerful enough. The amp has a bass eq button that gives a powerful bass boost. Then I hooked up the two of them together with the 6 x 9 pair and it too sounded really good.
After all that, I was recommended using one amp for full range and one separate amp for bass. It occurred to me why not use it for bass only. And I did. I disconnected the the 6 x 9 pair and left the amp dedicated for the subwoofer box. The full range speakers hooked up to the HU, which is an aftermarket Pioneer. Through the crossovers and other tools I shaped the sound in ways I never thought possible. The bass sounds loud and clear, it shakes and you can feel it.
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rmata from St. Charles, IL
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Ive been running this for roughly 3 and a half years now. It was in my blazer, sending 50w @ 4 ohms to each door. In my lancer, i ran a 3 way active setup off the head unit, so the signals are crossed over in the HU, no x-over unit needed (love my 9887), before they are even sent from the HU to the amps. It is really nice having the 9887, changing crossover settings, time correction, and level of EACH of the 6 drivers you can connect it to (assuming you stick to 1 per channel) independent of one another. Im not here to talk about the 9887 though, but thats what my source unit is.
In my lancer, i run 3 way active up setup, Peerless 7s in each door, and CDT 1" silk dome tweeters in the sail panels, nothing in the rear doors, so 1 ch of the amp per driver (50 to each mid and tweeter :) (we're not counting the sub, its not part of my front stage, its in my trunk).
This amp sounded great, when i first put it in my blazer 3 years ago, it was a night and day difference form running off the HU to running off the amp, so much more power, but more importantly, SIGNIFICANTLY cleaner. This is a great little amp.
I think mine finally died today though, after 3 long years of daily abuse. It has made a few long distance journeys from Chicago to Stillwater Oklahoma (10-13h depending on traffic) with this thing on full tilt almost the entire drive. The sound this thing puts out is hard to beat for the price. Im contemplating my one that just died with a new one.
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Very pleased with this amp. I am running 2 pairs of 2 ohm infinity speakers and it sounds great at 75 watt RMS. Runs fairly cool too.
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Paul from port charlotte, FL
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I have been running these amps for a few years. I bought my first in early 08 for one car running 8 infinity speakers off of it. Then bought the same for my dads truck powering 4 infinity speakers a couple months later then got another in summer 09 for my other car. I have 3 of these they've been used hard powering highs and mids for years and never had a single issue. My favorite 4 channel out. I have never tried it on subs so I don't know how it performs there, but for highs and mids its super clear and with infinity speakers the amp runs at 2 ohms per channel so your fade and balance works like it should and you pull peak power out of this amp. It's amazing all of mine are still running strong every day. The sound is absolutely incredible.
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Buc Nasty from Detroit
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This amp is well built. For the money, it is a very nice sounding amp. Its not flashy, but it sounds good. Alpine has higher end gear but you get good performance, a great name, and solid reliability at a fair price. This may not sound like a ringing endorsement, but I would recommend this to a friend.
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