Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ASA-4000.1 | 4000 Watt Power Amplifier
Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ASA-4000.1 | 4000 Watt Power Amplifier is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ASA-4000.1 | 4000 Watt Power Amplifier is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ASA-4000.1 (Manual Apocalypse ASA-4000.1) is a single-channel Class D amplifier designed for subwoofer-focused car audio builds, delivering up to 4000 W RMS into 1 Ω from a 14.4 V supply.
- Class: D — a compact, high-efficiency design that concentrates power on the bass channel for demanding subwoofers.
- Number of channels: 1 — mono output optimized for a dedicated subwoofer setup.
- Frequency response: 10 - 250 Hz — concentrates amplification in the bass region while remaining capable of handling a broad low-frequency range.
- 1 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V): 4000 W — maximum power rating at a 1 Ω load with a 14.4 V supply, signaling strong low-impedance performance.
- 1 Ohm RMS Power (12 V): 3010 W — power delivered into 1 Ω when the supply is 12 V.
- 2 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V): 2620 W — higher than 4 Ω at the same voltage, suitable for low-impedance woofer loads.
- 4 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V): 1530 W — reduced power at a higher impedance with the same supply.
- Minimum permissible load on the channel: 1 Ohm — ensures the amplifier is not driven below its safe operating impedance.
- Low pass filter: 35 - 250 Hz — allows you to tailor the upper limit of the bass signal reaching the woofer.
- Crossover: 12 dB/Oct — defines the slope of the filter, shaping attenuation beyond the cutoff.
- Subsonic filter: 10 - 50 Hz — helps remove very low frequencies that can burden the woofer or waste power.
- Bass frequency adjustment: 35 - 250 Hz — lets you dial in bass boost or attenuation within the stated range.
- Input terminal: 0 Ga — gauge of the input connection for signal drive.
- Output terminal: 8 Ga — gauge of the power/ground output, supporting high-current delivery.
- Working voltage: 9 - 15 V — compatible with typical automotive electrical systems and battery voltage variations.
- Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥ 92 dB — indicates a quiet hiss floor, preserving dynamic bass without excessive noise.
- Size (WxLxH): 26.6 x 9.4 x 2.5 inch — compact footprint suitable for tight installs in performance vehicles.
In a real-world build, this amp excels as the dedicated bass powerplant for a high-output subwoofer, delivering substantial low-end headroom into 1 Ω loads while offering filter and tuning controls to sculpt bass response precisely. The combination of a broad frequency range, robust current handling, and adjustable filters makes it well-suited for projects where space and raw bass power are priorities.
| Model | ASA-4000.1 |
| Class | D |
| Number of the channels | 1 |
| Frequency response | 10 - 250 Hz |
| 1 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V) | 4000 W |
| 1 Ohm RMS Power (12 V) | 3010 W |
| 2 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V) | 2620 W |
| 4 Ohm RMS Power (14.4 V) | 1530 W |
| Minimum permissible load on the channel | 1 Ohm |
| Low pass filter | 35 - 250 Hz |
| Crossover | 12 dB/Oct |
| Subsonic filter | 10 - 50 Hz |
| Bass frequency adjustment | 35 - 250 Hz |
| Input terminal | 0 Ga |
| Output terminal | 8 Ga |
| Working voltage | 9 - 15 V |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | ≥ 92 dB |
| Size (WxLxH) | 26.6 x 9.4 x 2.5 inch |
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