Features:
- 4- or 3-channel class A/B car audio amplifier for driving 2 sets of stereo speakers or 1 set of stereo speakers with a dedicated subwoofer
- Maximum power output 60 watts RMS (120 watts peak) x 4 into 4-ohm speakers; can be used as a 300-watts max bridging amplifier
- Pulse power supply with MOSFET output stage; accepts line-level or speaker-level inputs
- Built-in variable LPF (low-pass filter), HPF (high-pass filter), and bass-boost circuit (up to +10 dB at 40 Hz)
- Measures 15.75 x 2.25 x 10.9 inches (W x H x D)
Description:
Sony's XM-4060GTX Xplod model 4-channel automotive power amplifier delivers maximum power for a minimum of setup hassle. The class A/B amp is capable of powering 2 sets of speakers (front and rear, for instance) in 4-channel mode at 60 watts per channel RMS (continuous) into 4-ohm speakers (120 watts peak), or up to 150 wpc peak into 2-ohm speakers. Alternately, you can use it as a 3-channel amp to drive 1 set of speakers and a dedicated subwoofer (60 wpc x 2 plus 150 watts x 1). Using biwirable speakers? You'll enjoy a clean 120 wpc x 2 into a single pair of 2-way, 4-ohm speakers (powering each driver individually). Feed the XM-4060GTX line-level RCA signals from your CD or cassette head unit, or speaker-level outputs from the same using a standard 8-pin connector. Mount it in the trunk or under your seat, attach the inputs, set your level, and crank up the tunes. You get up to 10 dB of bass boost (centered at 40 Hz) if your car, music, or neighborhood really cries out for it. Controls include filter selection (LPF, HPF), cut-off frequency adjustment (50 or 300 Hz for LPF or HPF), low-boost control, and the master level-adjustment control. A protection circuit and indicator protects the unit from damage. The amp is equipped with an ultra-quick MOSFET (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor) power supply and MOSFET output devices made to handle high volumes of current while providing optimal frequency response and control. Its built-in power regulator converts the power supplied by the car's DC 12V battery into high-speed pulses using a semiconductor switch. These pulses are stepped-up by the built-in pulse transformer and separated into both positive and negative power supplies before being converted into direct current (DC) again. This lightweight power supply provides highly efficient power with a low-impedance output. What's in the Box
Amplifier, mounting screws (4), high-level input cord (1), protection cap (1), a user's guide with installation manual, and warranty/registration information. Note: Installation required, instructions provided.
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