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WE ARE PROUG RO ANOUNSE A NEW LINE OF 6 AND 8 CHANNEL AMPS PERFECT FOR RUNNING THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IN BASE MODEL OR B & O SYSTEM UP TO 2026 . AMPS WILL COME WITH PLUG & PLAY HARNESS . WE HAVE ADDED THEM TO THE BASE MODEL LISTING AND WILL BE ADDED TO ALL LISTINGS . IF YOU ARE INTERESTED OR HAVE ANY QUESTIONS EMAIL OR CONTACT ME .

KIT 27 RECOIL M1200.6 CLASS D 6 CHANNEL AMP 110W RMS X 6 WITH PLUG & PLAY HARNESS $ 600
6-Channel Amplifier Specifications
Specification
Value
Protection Circuit4-Way Protection (Thermal, Over/Under Voltage, Speaker DC)
RMS Power @ 1Ω (14.4V)N/A
RMS Power @ 2Ω (14.4V)210W × 6 Channels
RMS Power @ 4Ω (14.4V)110W × 6 Channels
Bridged RMS Power @ 4Ω (14.4V)240W × 3 Channels
Bridged RMS Power @ 2Ω (14.4V)N/A
Operating Voltage9V – 16V DC
Idle Current (Power On)1.5A (1500mA)
Frequency Response20Hz – 40kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (S/N)89dB
THD+N (@ 1W)<0.21%
Low-Level Input SensitivityN/A
High-Level Input SensitivityN/A
Bass BoostN/A
Subsonic FilterN/A
High-Pass Filter (HPF)30Hz – 300Hz
Low-Pass Filter (LPF)30Hz – 300Hz
Remote Bass ControlN/A
Clip Indicator1% THD
Recommended Fuse Rating100A
Dimensions (L × W × H)8.81" × 7.48" × 1.81" (244 × 190 × 46mm)



KIT 28 RECOIL M 1600.8 EIGHT CHANNEL CLASS D AMP , 120 W RMS X 6 PLUS 320 W FOR SUB WITH PLUG & PLAY HARNESS $ 750



8-Channel Amplifier Specifications
Specification
Value
Protection Circuit4-Way Protection (Thermal, Over/Under Voltage, Speaker DC)
RMS Power @ 1Ω (14.4V)N/A
RMS Power @ 2Ω (14.4V)200W × 8 Channels
RMS Power @ 4Ω (14.4V)120W × 8 Channels
Bridged RMS Power @ 4Ω (14.4V)320W × 4 Channels
Bridged RMS Power @ 2Ω (14.4V)N/A
Operating Voltage9V – 16V DC
Idle Current (Power On)2.2A (2200mA)
Frequency Response20Hz – 20kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (S/N)90dB
THD+N (@ 1W)<0.1%
Low-Level Input SensitivityN/A
High-Level Input SensitivityN/A
Bass BoostN/A
Subsonic FilterN/A
High-Pass Crossover (HPF)30Hz – 300Hz
Low-Pass Crossover (LPF)30Hz – 300Hz
Remote Bass ControlN/A
Clip Indicator Threshold1% THD
Recommended Fuse Rating120A
Dimensions (L × W × H)10.93" × 7.48" × 1.81" (277.5 × 190 × 46mm)

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I'm new to anything more complex than a normal 4 channel amp plus a sub.

Can either of these amps be configured so that two of the channels are either bridged to a SVC sub, or ran as separate channels to a DVC sub?

Meaning...

6 channel amp:
2 channels - kick panels
2 channels - dash corners
2 channels - bridged to a SVC sub or left separate to a DVC sub

8 channel amp:
2 channels - kick panels
2 channels - dash corners
2 channels - rear pods
2 channels - bridged to a SVC sub or left separate to a DVC sub

If used with the B&O system, do they get a "flat" signal and then get tuned with a built in DSP? Or are they simply amplifying the factory B&O signal?

Again, pardon my potentially incorrect terminology.
 

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channel amp:
2 channels - kick panels
2 channels - dash corners
2 channels - rear pods
2 channels - bridged to a SVC sub or left separate to a DVC sub
This is exactly what i have done

So the answer to your question is Yes

For the B&O system you need an A2B compatible input to get a clean signal
 

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This is exactly what i have done

So the answer to your question is Yes

For the B&O system you need an A2B compatible input to get a clean signal
Thanks. But if these amps don't have a DSP then you're stuck with un-tunable flat signal. Yes/no?
 
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For 95% of people unless you’re hard-core into music and willing to spend thousands of dollars and know how to properly tune a DSP amplifier this option satisfies 95% of people I’ve done hundreds of Broncos and no one has complain that they weren’t happy with the upgrade. The BNO system only puts out about 30 W and that is the problem there’s not enough power in the overrated BNO system. If you want a flat signal, then you need an interface at $450 not including the amplifiers to re-power everything for a full flat signal. .This is a cheaper option than the musway amps and still a class D amp with pure power and a fantastic deal at this price point .
 
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I sell amps with DSP up to 16 ch ams and standalone DSP‘s. I have every option available as well as interfaces, . but most people’s budget on Broncos want less expensive options lately . I am a paid sponsor on here if you would like to talk about other products that you offer from other vendors please do not push other products within my post just like I don’t push options on Mobridge or any other vendors on here that offer products.
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