DS18 Audio - SXE 4-Channel Class A|B Car Amplifier, 4 x 60W RMS at 4 Ohm - Black
Model: SXE-1200.4/BK
SKU: 13007879
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The SXE-1200.4/BK is a 4-channel car amplifier from the DS18 SXE series, built as a Class A|B design. It delivers 2 x 200 watts RMS at 4 ohms, 4 x 100 watts RMS at 2 ohms and 4 x 60 watts RMS at 4 ohms. The channels are bridgeable, so you can combine them to drive a subwoofer or a pair of higher-power speakers from the same amplifier. Total harmonic distortion is rated at 0.05% with a signal-to-noise ratio of 90dB. A selectable HPF/FULL/LPF crossover covers 40HZ-2KHZ, so you can send each channel only the frequencies it should reproduce. Bass boost is adjustable from / centered between /. Match the amplifier to the RMS rating of your speakers or subwoofers and set the gain to that rating for clean, reliable output.
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Delivers 2 x 200 watts RMS at 4 ohms, 4 x 100 watts RMS at 2 ohms and 4 x 60 watts RMS at 4 ohms. Power scales as impedance drops, so check the rating at the impedance you plan to run before matching speakers.
A Class A|B topology runs cooler and draws less current than a conventional amplifier at the same output, with rated efficiency of 64%. That means less strain on your electrical system and a smaller chassis for the same power.
Bridge the channels to combine their output and drive a subwoofer or a pair of higher-power speakers from the same amplifier, which lets one amp cover both your speakers and your bass instead of buying two.
Onboard tuning includes a selectable HPF/FULL/LPF crossover covering 40HZ-2KHZ and bass boost adjustable from / centered between /. Send each channel only the frequencies it should play and dial in the low end without adding an external processor.
Built with a cooling fan and over-load, dc output, short circuit output and clipping protection, so the amplifier shuts itself down before a wiring fault, a short or overheating can damage it or your speakers. That is what keeps 4-channel amplifiers alive in daily-driven vehicles.
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