Linertec BASSPRO-4000 Mono 4000w Amplifier

Digital Class-D Mono Block Amplifier

Stable into 1 ohm load workable

PWM Mosfet power supply

Input sensitivity (gain) control variable

24db octave crossover slope

Variable Low Pass filter (Lpf)

Variable bass boost

Variable subsonic filter

Multi-way protection circuitry (thermal / over current / speaker short / speaker DC Protection

Tested voltage & THD : 14.4v & less than 1% THD

Operating voltage : DC 10v - 15.5v

Max Power : 4000w ( 1 x 4000w )

Rated power output

RMS @ 1ohm : 1000w x 1

RMS @ 2ohm : 660w x 1

RMS @ 4ohm : 380w x 1

Signal to Noise Ratio : >90db

Low pass crossover : 35hz - 300hz

High Pass Crossover : 10hz - 60hz

Bass boost : 0 - 18db

Frequency Responce : 10hz - 350hz (+/-1db)

THD @ RMS watts : <1%

Channel seperation : 75db

Efficiency @ 4ohm at 100hz : 86%

Fuse rating : 30A x 3

Dimensions (W x H x L ) : 230 x 53 x 320

Input sensitivity : Variable 200mV to 6V (+/-5%)

Power : DC 14.4v Negative ground

Model: BASSPRO-4000

Manufactured by: Linertec

has anyone heard of this amp, or used it? i know it isn't cea complient but it actually seems to list it's rms wattages,

it costs R1,599.00

i believe that currency is the south african rand, and it converts to around 200 dollars

i can get it for $60

3x30 amp fuses so my guess is that it can really do around 900 watts,

think i should even bother? i was thinking of using it for a pair of type r's in one of my other cars jsut to have some beat

http://www.soundslimited.co.za/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_47&products_id=1342

Edited June 15, 201015 yr by Lord Aoshi

CEA Compliant was just a marketing gimic.

Give the amp a try and let us know what you think. $60 is not a bad price for an amp with an adjustable SSF.