MTX Subwoofer Amplifier Delivers The MTX MUD600-1 UTV Subwoofer Amplifier is super small but delivers big-time power. Whether you’re the captain on weekend boat rides, plowing your UTV through muddy trails, or racing your motorcycle down the open road, you’ll be able to fit this corrosion-resistant amplifier onboard. That’s right—no matter how big or small your rig is, you’ll be able to take the party with you. Powerful Results from a Small Package This subwoofer amplifier is the perfect combination of form and function. The super small size makes it convenient to install, but that doesn’t mean it lacks power. It features full-range class D topology for incredible sound quality. It delivers 600 watts of RMS power, which is more than enough to supply your subwoofer. Built for Rough Rides MTX is the industry leader in rugged amplifiers, and this bad boy is no exception. The power, ground, and signal wires don’t have to make a direct connection to the amplifier to function, which helps prevent moisture or dirt from getting inside. The circuit board is coated to prevent corrosion too. No matter how wet or sloppy your ride gets, this subwoofer amplifier can keep up. Specs Description Mono Block 4Ω RMS Power Output 300W x 1 Channel 2Ω RMS Power Output 650W x 1 Channel Signal to Noise Ratio 85 dBA Topology Class D THD Frequency Response 10Hz - 250Hz Crossover Variable Low @ 40 - 250Hz Height 1.85" Width 5.51" Depth 7.36" Features Compact design Moisture-resistant circuit board High and low pass crossovers for use with full range speakers or subwoofers High and low level inputs allow connection to both speaker and RCA input signals Full Range class D topology ⚠ WARNING: This product can impact machine operation. Customer and/or user is responsible for ensuring that this product is compatible with their machine as currently configured, properly installed, and understands any impact this product has or might have on the machine’s operation. ⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning ⚠This product may contain a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm.
