Pioneer - GM-DX975 - 5-Channel Class D Amplifier, 2000W Max, Hi-Res Certified, Variable HPF/LPF, Wired Bass Remote - Black
Model: GM-DX975
SKU: 10197551
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The GM-DX975 five-channel amplifier can power your entire car audio system, delivering 75 watts RMS at 4 ohms to each of your front and rear speakers, and 350 watts RMS at 4 ohms, or up to 600 watts RMS at 2 ohms, to your subwoofer. CTA-2006 compliant, this highly efficient Class D technology provides impressive, high-quality power in a compact chassis. The frequency response of the full-range channels extends up to 50,000 Hz, supporting crystal-clear Hi-Res Audio Certified playback. The GM-DX975 uses high-grade electronic components and gold-plated RCA connections to ensure maximum performance. You can set your GM-DX975 to 3-channel mode to create a strong front soundstage with tight bass, outputting up to 200 watts RMS each at 4 ohms to a set of high-performance components up front, plus up to 600 watts RMS at 2 ohms to your subwoofer. The speaker-level inputs allow you to install this amp in a factory system without RCA connections. Built-in high-pass and low-pass filters let you optimize the sound for your vehicle's interior. A wired bass control remote also lets you easily control the amount of bass from the subwoofer output (SW).
This amplifier features a wired bass control remote for optimal bass level adjustment according to your listening preferences and the characteristics of the music.
Pioneer’s 5-channel amplifier produces impressive power in an all-in-one solution designed to deliver big sound without sacrificing space.
Pioneer’s extra-efficient Class-D amplifiers represent a significant improvement in power output capability while being 50% smaller than typical Class-AB amplifiers.
The 5-channel amplifier is rated at a total of 2,000 watts, with the A and B channels rated at 100 watts x 4 (RMS) at 2 ohms and the subwoofer output (SW) rated at 600 watts at 2 ohms (RMS).
When used with an audio source such as an OEM source or a receiver without RCA output, the amplifier will activate as soon as an audio source is detected through the speaker level outputs.