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Sirius XM Ready - 3 Pairs (Front, Rear, Subwoofer) - Low-pass - 5 Channel Car Amplifiers
Power an entire system with a 5 channel amplifier. 5 Channel amps have four speaker outputs and a single subwoofer output.
Five channel car amplifier provide users multiple audio input/output selectors for up to five devices. This device is great if you have several peripherals to provide power to moderate to large mid-range, bass woofer, and subwoofer audio systems.
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Soundstream RN5.2000D Rubicon Nano Series 2,000 Watt Class-D 5-Channel Amplifier$269.99- Rubicon Nano Series Class-D 4-Channel Amplifier
- 4 ohms: 75 x 4 channels + 300 x 1(sub)
- 2 ohms: 100 x 4 channels + 500 x 1(sub)
- Bridged, 4 ohms: 200 x 2 channels + 500 x 1 (2Ω)
- Aluminum heat sink for better cooling
- MOSFET Power Supply with Audiophile Grade IRTM Transistors
- Military Grade SMT PCB Maintains Dynamic Performance
- 2-ohm and 4-ohm Operation
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Pioneer GM-D9705 2,000 Watt Class FD 5-Channel Amplifier with wired bass boost control$278.99Out of stock- GM-D Series 2,000 Watt RMS 5-Channel Class FD Car Amplifier
- Class FD Design Offers Efficiency and High-Quality Sound
- Continuous Power Output (2 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 100 W x 4 and 600 W x 1
- Continuous Power Output (4 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 75 W x 4 and 350 W x 1
- Continuous Power Output (4 Ω, ≤ 1% THD+N): 200 W x 2 and 350 W x 1
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