Product Details
Style: MiNi D3000.4 (4-Channel, 3000 Watts)
Pattern Name: Car Amplifier
Brand: EARTHQUAKE
MPN: MiNi D3000.4
UPC: 068975901241
EAN: 0068975901241
- Item Dimensions LxWxH: 11.63 x 5.31 x 2.06 inches
- Voltage: 10 Volts
- Manufacturer: EARTHQUAKE
- Brand: EARTHQUAKE
- Number of Channels: 4
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 11.63 x 5.31 x 2.06 inches; 7.75 Pounds
- Item model number : MiNi D3000.4
- Date First Available : May 13, 2015
- Manufacturer : EARTHQUAKE
- Country of Origin : China
- Best Sellers Rank: #652,261 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #112 in Car Dual-Channel Amplifiers
- #112 in Car Dual-Channel Amplifiers
- Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 4 ratings
- 4 Channel Class "D" Mosfet amplifier with a peak output power of 3000 watts
- Auto Signal Sensing - By simply connecting the RCA or speaker level inputs to the amplifier, it will turn on automatically when it senses an audio signal
- RMS Power: 4 x 130W @ 4-Ohm; 4 x 180W @ 2-Ohm; 2 x 360W @ 4-Ohm bridged
- RCA input (0.2V to 10V RMS), Bridgeable In/Out to link two amplifiers together
- X-over Switch and Frequency Adjust controls adjust the boosted center frequency
Earthquake Sound's MiNi D amplifiers deliver unbelievable power in a compact
size and stand as the most efficient Class "D" amplifiers. The MiNi D3000.4
puts a peak power output of 3000 watts and includes a subsonic filter,
variable x-over, and auto signal sensing. All MiNi D Stereo Amps feature a
x-over switch and frequency adjust controls, used to adjust the boosted center
frequency. Bass Boost (available on the D1000.4) adds 0-12dB to the chosen
center frequency. Subsonic Filter (available on the D1500.2 and D3000.4)
protects your speakers from harmful low frequencies and DC voltage. And with
Auto Signal Sensing, by simply connecting the RCA or speaker level inputs to
the amplifier, it will turn on automatically when it senses an audio signal.
Each amplifier has bridgeable IN/OUT that allows you to link two amplifiers
together.
