Rockford Fosgate M2-500X1 Marine 500-Watt Mono Amplifier

Rockford Fosgate M2-500X1Mono Element Ready Marine Amplifier Designed to withstand the elements, the M2-500X1 Element Ready amplifier is a 500 watt, class-D model, capable of operating at 4ohms or 2ohms mono. This amplifier is extremely efficient because of its class D technology which reduces demand on the electrical system. The amp also features C.L.E.A.N. circuitry to help you adjust your gain settings, a P.O.W.E.R. Supply that generates more power as voltage increases, and integrated Punch EQ that corrects for acoustic deficiencies while delivering up to 3X the bass. For subwoofers, a variable infrasonic filter and remote level control allows you to tune the bass for the desired level for the music.

Zinc Nickel-plated Marine grade brass connection terminals

Balanced Differential Inputs via Speaker Line or RCA Inputs

Integrated Punch EQ for enhanced bass performance

• Element Ready design protects against outdoor exposure
• Conformal coated circuit board protects against dust and water
• UV stable powder coated cast aluminum heatsink
• C.L.E.A.N. input/output clip detection and indicator LEDs
• Optimized using AudioGraph PowerCube measurement tool
• Continuously Variable On Board Punch EQ
• Includes RLC Remote Level Control
• Top Mounted Control Panel
• Fully Adjustable 12 dB/octave High and Low pass Butterworth Crossovers
• Short Circuit & Over Current Protection
• Variable Infrasonic Filter
• Integrated Power and Speaker Terminals
• Integration with OEM and Aftermarket Radios
• Auto-Sense bypass switch for vehicles with RAP (Retained Accessory Power)
• Low Impedance Stability
• Proprietary testing using RATS (Rockford Automated Testing System)
• 2-Year Warranty
• New Rockford Fosgate M2-500X1 500-Watt Class-D Mono Element Ready Marine Amplifier
• 500-watt class-D amplifier for 4 or 2 mono operation
• Efficient design with reduced electrical demand
• C.L.E.A.N. circuitry for precise gain adjustments
• P.O.W.E.R. Supply increases power as voltage rises