The SMP200 is a compact Class D mono subwoofer amplifier built to power passive subwoofers in home theater and whole-house audio systems. It supplies 120W RMS at 8 ohms with 240W peak, or 200W RMS at 4 ohms with 400W peak, giving in-wall and stand-alone passive subs the power they need for low-frequency impact on movie and music soundtracks. An advanced crossover circuit adjusts from 35Hz to 160Hz using the front-panel control knob, with additional front-panel phase and volume controls to dial in the right amount of low-frequency effect for the room. Inputs accept either speaker-level or line-level RCA connections, so the amplifier works with both modern receivers and older source equipment. Auto-sensing turns the amplifier on when a signal is detected and off when it is not, and a 12V trigger mode supports integration with automated systems. The chassis measures 8.5 by 1.75 by 9.8 inches and weighs 6.7 pounds, fitting easily into a rack or cabinet.
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Class D amplification delivers 120W RMS at 8 ohms with 240W peak, or 200W RMS at 4 ohms with 400W peak, from a chassis under nine inches wide. That is enough power to drive in-wall or stand-alone passive subwoofers hard enough for genuine low-frequency impact on movie and music soundtracks.
An advanced crossover circuit sets the upper frequency limit anywhere from 35Hz to 160Hz using the front-panel knob. Tuning the crossover controls the overlap between the subwoofer and the main speakers, producing a seamless handoff and distortion-free bass instead of a boomy or hollow midbass region.
Variable phase adjustment from 0 to 180 degrees aligns the subwoofer with the main speakers so bass reinforces rather than cancels. A front-panel volume control sets the level of low-frequency effects. Both controls sit on the front for quick adjustment during setup without reaching behind the rack.
Choose speaker-level (high level) inputs for older receivers without a dedicated subwoofer output, or line-level RCA inputs for modern sources. This flexibility means the amplifier integrates with both current AV receivers and legacy equipment, and supports distributed power for speakers and subs.
Auto-sensing turns the amplifier on when it detects a signal and powers it down when the signal stops, so the unit can stay wired into an always-on system without wasting energy. A 12V trigger mode allows control-system integration. 95dB signal-to-noise ratio, ETL and CE certified, 2-year warranty.