Sundown Audio SAX-1200D
The SAX-1200D is Sundown Audio's most compact Class-D amplifier and can it fit almost anywhere! Don't let the small size fool you as this amplifier packs 1200-watts RMS into a tiny package only 12 inches long.
The SAX-1200D is the successor to the SAZ-1000D model - it features a newly tooled board taking advantage of newer and more powerful MOSFETs to achieve 20% more power in a casing only a little over 1/2" longer than the SAZ-1000D model that it replaces.
It is ideal for all applications where up to a true 1200 watts plus of RMS power is required. Like all Sundown Audio SAX line amplifiers the SAX-1200D is a supremely reliable product with fantastic sound quality and a very flexible pre amplifier section to tailor its output to your every need.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Digital Class-D Linkable Mono Block Amplifier
- Double Sided Through Hole Epoxy PCB
- 1 Ohm Stability
- Efficiency : 86% @ 4 ohm, at 100Hz
- 24dB/Oct Variable Crossover
- Multi-Way Protection Circuitry (Thermal/Over Current/Speaker Short/Speaker DC Protection)
- RCA Line Input and Master Output
- 24dB Octave Crossover Slope
- Variable Subsonic Filter
- Variable Bass Boost
- Variable Low Pass Filter
- Variable Phase Shift
- Four(4) Gauge Power Supply Connectors
- Tested Voltage & THD : 14.4V & Less than 1% THD
- Operating Voltage : DC 10V~16V
- Wired Remote Controller
| Rated power output |
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----RMS power, 2 ohm linkable/dual mono
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2160W x 1CH |
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----RMS power, 1 ohm mono
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1200W x 1CH |
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----RMS power, 2 ohm mono
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720W x 1CH |
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----RMS power, 4 ohm mono
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360W x 1CH |
| Signal to Noise Ratio |
>90dB |
| Low pass frequency crossover |
35Hz~300Hz |
| Subsonic filter |
10Hz~60Hz |
| Bass boost @ 45Hz |
0~18dB |
| Phase shift control |
0~180 degree |
| Frequency response |
10Hz~350Hz (+/- 1dB) |
| T.H.D @ 4 ohm |
<0.1% |
| Efficiency @ 4 ohm |
86% |
| Fuse rating |
40A x 3 |
| Input Sensitivity |
200mV to 6V (+/- 5%) |
| Dimensions |
252(W) x 58(H) x 310(L)mm |
This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 16 June, 2010.
