Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ATOM 1300 PRO | 1300 Watt Power Amplifier

Product Overview

Bring a dedicated subwoofer channel to your car audio system with the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse ATOM 1300 PRO, a single-channel Class D monoblock amplifier. It delivers 1300 W RMS at 1 Ohm and measures 7 x 5.5 x 2.1 inches, pairing substantial rated output with a compact chassis.

Use its adjustable filters and bass-frequency control to tune the amplifier around your subwoofer setup. Its power ratings vary by load and supply voltage, so matching those figures to your subwoofer is an important part of planning your system.

Key Features & Benefits

• Single-channel Class D design: Provides one dedicated amplifier channel for a subwoofer.
• Multiple power ratings: Choose the rating that matches your subwoofer’s impedance and the listed supply voltage.
• Adjustable low-pass filter: Set the filter between 40 and 250 Hz to shape the amplifier’s output.
• Subsonic filter: Adjust from 10 to 50 Hz to roll off ultra-low frequencies.
• Compact dimensions: The 7 x 5.5 x 2.1-inch chassis can suit installations where amplifier space is limited.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose This Product?

The ATOM 1300 PRO combines a range of RMS power ratings with adjustable bass controls, giving you options for matching the amplifier to a subwoofer and tuning its output. Its compact size may also help when planning a system with limited space for the amplifier.

Installation & Compatibility Notes

The amplifier’s minimum permissible channel load is 1 Ohm. Check your subwoofer’s final impedance and power requirements against the ratings above before choosing a wiring configuration.

Plan for the listed 4 Ga input and 10 Ga output terminals, and confirm that your vehicle’s electrical system operates within the 9 - 15 V working-voltage range. Allow space for the 7 x 5.5 x 2.1-inch chassis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much power does the ATOM 1300 PRO deliver?

Its rated output is 1300 W RMS at 1 Ohm and 14.4 V. The table lists additional ratings for other loads and supply voltages.

What is the minimum permissible speaker load?

The minimum permissible load on the channel is 1 Ohm. Make sure the connected subwoofer setup does not fall below that rating.

Can I use this amplifier with a 2 Ohm or 4 Ohm subwoofer?

The specifications list 780 W RMS at 2 Ohm and 14.4 V, and 520 W RMS at 4 Ohm and 14.4 V. Check that the subwoofer’s power requirements suit the corresponding rating.

What adjustment ranges are available for bass tuning?

The low-pass filter adjusts from 40 to 250 Hz, the subsonic filter from 10 to 50 Hz, and bass frequency adjustment from 35 to 90 Hz.

How much room should I allow for installation?

The listed chassis size is 7 x 5.5 x 2.1 inches. Check the available mounting space against those dimensions.

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