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Orion CBT2000.1D Mono Block Class D Compact 2000 Watts Car Audio Amplifier

Orion CBT2000.1D Mono Block Class D Compact 2000 Watts Car Audio Amplifier Orion
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Orion CBT2000.1D Mono Block Class D Compact 2000 Watts Amplifier

This is Orion's CBT2000.1D Class D Monoblock 1 Channel Amplifier. This amplifier is designed and crafted with the best components on the market. This amplifier is sure to get the job done.

Specifications:

  • Car Audio 1-Channel Monoblock Class D Amplifier 
  • Model: CBT2000.1D Cobalt Series
  • Max Music Peak Power: 2000W
  • Total Musical Watts: 1000W
  • Watts @ 1 Ohm Mono 14.4V: 600W
  • Frequency Response: 10Hz-250Hz(-3dB)
  • Signal noise Ratio: 90dB
  • Input Impedance: 22k ohm
  • Input sensitivity: 200mV-6V
  • THD: <0.1%
  • Low Pass Frequency: 40Hz-250Hz
  • Bass Boost: 0/12dB
  • Phase: 0°/180°
  • Supply voltage: 10~16V DC
  • Power and Protection LED Indicators
  • Soft Turn-on/ Turn-off
  • Wired remote bass level control included
  • Dimensions(mm): 252 x 185 x 62

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