Alpine MRV-F300 4-Channel Car Amplifier, 50 Watts RMS x 4
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There is an automatic mute on the amp As soon as the speaker inputs are pressed, the remote will be detected.
The wire gauge size of the amplifier and its total RMS power are as follows *br>0/1 AWG 1000+ Watts *br>2 AWG 1000-Watts AWG 400--2 AWG 1500 Watts The 1000 Watts wire is 6 AWG 600-volt I'd like to be able to add 800W @8 AWG 200-Ohms to this machine The electrical power will reach 400 Watts at 10 AWG 100 volts The theory that you need only 8 gauge would make 200 Watts sound reasonable to me. I'm sure it makes sense to you.
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Highs and lows of an amplifier are not "crisp." or "boomy.". A signal that is given to it is the only thing it provides power for. This amplifier will reproduce a clean and crisp signal in the frequencies you call crisp with no hiss if you give it a good and clean signal. It's an amp that will leave you amazed at how good it is.
Selected User Reviews For Alpine MRV-F300 4-Channel Car Amplifier, 50 Watts RMS x 4
There is a drawback due to the terminals that require set screws. Terminals at forks have a higher level of security. Apart from that, it is a well-built amp that is powerful. The system is installed in my 2018 Mazda 3 non-automatic Focused components at the top and Morel coaxials at the bottom make up the bose. The middle of their sound gives them a good midrange It sounds like a bass thump that I can hear Despite its size, it has never gotten more than lukewarm and is small enough to fit under the passenger seat. Having no signal going through it, the amp is virtually silent, so use a high quality source to get the best sound.
I used 4 gauge power cables that barely fit in the power jack. You probably don't need both of them, and 6-would be a better choice It is 8 gauge to make installation easier. A PAC AOEM is paired with this product Line-out converter for the Mazda 2. I have advised PACs should be replaced with OEMs This sounds even better when you pair a MAZ2 with a LC2i.
Excellent amp for door speakers
I have four type r 6x8 pushing the amp and the speakers sound great. A standard amp rated at 103 watts per channel at two ohms, this was also a popular name-brand product. Ultimately, I was happy about the 50W, even though I had considered increasing it in order to get closer to 100W. The M500 I have for the sub is great, and I am glad I opted for two separate amps instead of a combined amp. Power that is clean equals sound that is good.
As a replacement for my old Sony 27 x 4 amp that had been with me for more than 20 years, I chose this Alpine. Therefore, I am quite happy with how things are going so far. Since I already had the wiring and knew how to install it, installation took me about 15 minutes. The new amp produces clear and crisp music, and is nearly twice as powerful as the old one. As that was where the original amount of wires and the original location was, I installed it under the passenger seat of my truck. Why spend more on an ampliforer when you can buy a cheaper one? Alpine's system provides the right amount of power for a typical guy with just about any system.
This amp worked great after it had been used for a year. Despite this, however. The amp kept turning itself off and on, randomly overpowering, and would not do anything that you would expect. We had our AC unit installed by a professional at a authorized Alpine Dealer. As a result of being diagnosed by a different authorized dealer as a defective amplifier that would not be worth fixing, I have to give it a one star rating. I was not able to exchange my computer from Amazon after 1 year, even with a Although most of these amplifiers are great, a few do not live up to expectations and I ended up with The following are side notes Since my father has been using this amplifier for a couple of years, it has been working perfectly.
Everything seems to be going well so far. Despite the fact that there were cheaper amps that claimed higher power output and such, I decided to go with an amp I knew to be of Also, I was running a Alpine stereo system in all of my vehicles. Consequently, I ended up spending a little more on this Alpine 4 channel, and I would not change it for anything. Despite my Infinity Kappas demanding 100 RMS, I have no distortion or clipping with this amp. A whole rewiring job was done and I installed this Alpine amp in the mix for my mids and highs, with the shop saying it shouldn't have a problem handling the speakers. It has been running in there for about 2 weeks and has been cranking a couple of times. So far, it is handling nicely.
Biamped to a set of high-quality two-way components, this amp can be just as good as the JL. I needed a replacement after the JL 300/4 I had for pushing them broke. My opinion is that this Alpine amplifier is just as good as the JL but costs about half as much. I absolutely love its compact size because I can place in places that other class AB amplifiers cannot go. Its sound quality is every bit as good as the best amps I have owned during my two decades of car audio experience.
It is very compact for a class D amplifier. In this price range, it has a good signal-to-noise ratio and has a good rms output @ 50 words per channel at 4 ohms and 150 words per channel with a 4-ohm bridge. I was considering the pioneer 8604, which is in the same price range, but has a better signal to noise ratio at a lower output. This is more of a sq layout than a pl layout depending on if you are using sq or pl. In terms of my taste since it is a subjective matter, I'd prefer a little more spl than sq mainly because driving my 8" kicker sub bridged at 4 ohms doesn't push as much as I would like. The gains and eq settings on my Alpine amp are set so that they are right before clipping before maximum output is achieved. The amp is a good amp in a compact form for the price, but it isn't a high-end amp either.
I bought this amp so that my JL audio speakers could be powered. I have an Alpine head unit that has a maximum power output of 18 watts RMS per channel. In addition to 50 watts RMS of power per channel of the amplifier, it assists in powering the speakers. The added power is clean and precise. I cannot hear hum, static, or distortion, even at higher volumes. There are a lot of bargains in this little amp. My decision to buy it again would not be a problem. No need to look any further if you're in search of good, clean sound. There is nothing to disappoint with this one.
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