NVX - XCA3K 3000W RMS XC-Series Competition Class-D Monoblock Amplifier (Strappable & Linkable) – Made in Korea

Push your subwoofer system to the limit with the NVX XQA25001, a 2500W RMS Class D monoblock amplifier built for elite sound quality and powerful, clean bass. Part of NVX’s high-end XQ-Series, this amp is designed for the most demanding SQ and SPL enthusiasts. Delivering up to 2500 watts RMS at 1 ohm, the XQA25001 can easily drive large subwoofers with full control and headroom. Need more power? Activate strap mode and pair a second amp for a jaw-dropping 5000W RMS output, thanks to Master Sync technology and RJ11 connectivity. Engineered with X-Boost Bass Circuitry, this amp restores low-frequency impact lost in factory systems, providing rich, deep bass you can feel. Fine-tune your setup with metal shaft dials that offer tactile 41-click adjustability on the low-pass filter (50–250Hz) and subsonic filter (10–55Hz), along with variable bass boost up to 18dB and phase adjustment (0°–180°). Built with Tiffany-style RCA jacks, clip indicators, and a wired bass remote, the XQA25001 offers both premium audio performance and precise tuning capabilities. Its 4-way protection circuitry ensures reliable performance under all conditions. If you're building a serious system and want the best of power, precision, and protection, the NVX XQA25001 is your next amplifier.

Turn up the volume with this KICKER CX-Series mono amplifier. A variable 12dB crossover makes it easy to optimize audio levels, while the 24dB subsonic filter protects listeners from damaging frequencies. The compact design of this KICKER CX-Series mono amplifier offers flexible placement, and the FIT+ technology provides compatibility with most radios.

Pump up the audio in your ride with this Alpine Next Generation S-Series mono car amplifier. Delivering 600W at 4 ohms, or 1200W at 1 or 2 ohms, this amplifier is powerful enough for speakers and subwoofers.. The compact size provides mounting versatility. When using the speaker-level inputs, the amp can sense the incoming signal and turn itself on, eliminating the need to run a separate turn-on wire to the receiver or fuse box.