- Reference Series Class D Monoblock Amplifier
- RMS Power Rating:
- 4 ohms: 200 watts x 1 chan.
- 2 ohms: 300 watts x 1 chan.
- Max power output: 342 watts x 1 chan.
- MOSFET power supply
- LED power and protection indicators
- Tuned Bass EQ (0-6 dB bass boost at 50 Hz)
- IMS inputs allows connection to other Infinity expansion products
- Gold-plated preamp RCA outputs
- DC, overheat, over or under voltage, and short circuit amplifier protection
- Gold-plated RCA level inputs
- Variable low-pass filter (32-320 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
- CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
- Also found as: REF1300A
- Frequency response: 11-330 Hz
- Efficiency: 85 dB
- Dimensions: 14-3/4"L x 9"W x 2-11/16H
- 4-gauge power and ground leads recommended. Contact us for information regarding a discount on a select amplifier kit when purchased together.
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Sonic Electronix, Inc. can only ship Infinity products within the United States of America.
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Average Customer Rating is 4.6 out of 5 stars:
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Justin from San Diego, CA
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I bought this amp in October of 2012 to power my first sound system, a 12 inch Kicker Comp (4 ohm) in a ported box. Although this basic sub is only rated at 150 watts rms I figured I could safely push 200 watts to it since Kicker is known to underate their products. And for almost 6 months, it has worked flawlessly, the amplifier barely even gets warm. The blue LED light strips glow really bright when its powered up and they make the trunk look cool at night. The only thing that I find strange that no one else has pointed out is this: I'm pretty sure this amp puts out way more than the 200-300 watts rms thats listed. The fuse rating on it for example, is 60 amps! This was something that my friend who works at car audio shop pointed out to me. Most 200 watt amps have 25 or 30 amp fuses...a 60 amp rating is usually only necessary and used on bigger 500 or 600 watt amps. It certainly seems true, because I only have the gain turned up not even half way and it maxes out my 12 in. Comp and thats at 4 ohms. I'm thinking of upgrading to a Kicker CVR in a bit, and at least I won't have to upgrade my amp, because I know this thing will push it no problem. Bottom line: This is a tough, powerful, reliable, and really cool looking amp for a pretty damn good price. Just be aware that it is a bit more powerful than the ratings suggest, so if you're using a weak sub, make sure you turn the gain down so you don't blow it. :)
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Cory from cleveland
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I bought this amp a couple years ago and its on of the best built amps. Great quality and built like a tank. I abused the hell outta it and ran 2 12's till it got too hot to touch. Even when I blew one of the capacitors inside it still never quit and its powering my rockford sub in my car with no problem
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Jeremiah from Yigo, 0, Guam
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Great amp, especially for rock n roll. Good all around. I would buy another if I needed it.
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Gene from Monee, IL
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Bought this for the wife's RX-8. Lots of power and has been running strong for over a year. Sonic Electronix FTW!
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good overall amp for the price no overheat problems hits hard sounds good
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