Amp is in EXCELLENT condition. I bought it to push 2 10'' subs , but never used it. It was slightly used when I bought it. Here are some specs on it..Its made by DEI ( Directed Electronics Inc.) It's their entry level MONO amp.
Call or text additional questions you may have..815.260.3621
Product description
Power, control, versatility, and a great price. You'll get all of that with Xtreme 1500X mono subwoofer amp. It's a great choice for driving a sub or two, delivering up to 500 watts of power.
Xtreme series amps even included a variable subsonic filter that eliminates reproduction of inaudible, power-wasting frequencies. Thanks to the speaker-level inputs, the Xtreme 1500X hooks up easily to a factory stereo. The preamp outputs let you send signal to a second amp.
Versatile hook-up options, plenty of power, lots of control, and a price that's easy on the wallet. Directed Electronics Xtreme series amps cover all the bases.
Call or text additional questions you may have..815.260.3621
- 1 Channel Monoblock
- Continuous power @ 4 ohm: 150W x 1
- Continuous power @ 2 ohm: 250W x 1
- Max Power Rating: 500 watts
- S/N Ratio: 90 dB
- Freq. Response: 20-20KHz +/- 1dB
- Damping Factor: > 50
- Input Sens. : 200mV - 4V
- Crossover type/range/slope: Variable HP/LP, 50-250Hz, 12dB/octave
- Bass EQ: Switched, +6/+12dB @ 50Hz
- Protection: Thermal, Short circuit, Reverse polarity, Status LED
Product description
Power, control, versatility, and a great price. You'll get all of that with Xtreme 1500X mono subwoofer amp. It's a great choice for driving a sub or two, delivering up to 500 watts of power.
Xtreme series amps even included a variable subsonic filter that eliminates reproduction of inaudible, power-wasting frequencies. Thanks to the speaker-level inputs, the Xtreme 1500X hooks up easily to a factory stereo. The preamp outputs let you send signal to a second amp.
Versatile hook-up options, plenty of power, lots of control, and a price that's easy on the wallet. Directed Electronics Xtreme series amps cover all the bases.
