Pioneer GM-DX971 GM Digital Series Monoblock Amplifier – 800W x 1 @ 2Ohms, 2400W Max Power, Class D

Pioneer GM-DX971 GM Digital Series 800W RMS x 1 @2Ohms, 2400W Max Power Class D Monoblock Amplifier

Made to Produce a Monstrous Bass Output

Made to produce a monstrous bass output, the Pioneer GM-DX971 is a premium mono subwoofer amplifier that can deliver a heart-pounding bass without you having to break the bank. Thanks to Pioneer’s vast experience in making quality audio components, you do not have to settle for anymore, even at a tight budget.

Made to Monitor the Input Voltage

With its compact chassis, installing it in your car won’t be a problem. The amplifier also uses Pioneer’s Protection Control System, which is made to monitor the input voltage, operating temperature, and current consumption of the amplifier, as it will adjust its performance depending on its condition, as this will also ensure a longer lifespan for the amplifier.

Can Deliver an Impressive Power Output of 500 Watts RMS

Thanks to its Class-D technology design, the Pioneer GM-DX971 can deliver an impressive power output of 500 Watts RMS at 4 ohms and 800 Watts RMS at 2 ohms. As it is also a 1-ohm stable amp, it can also handle a power output of 1,200 Watts RMS at the said impedance. It also has a frequency response of 10 up to 240 Hz, which is a pretty extensive low-frequency range, especially for its size.

Defined Low-frequency Performance

It has a variable low-pass filter from 40 to 240 Hz, giving you a more defined low-frequency performance. It also has a variable bass boost of up to 18 dB at 50 Hz if you feel that the amplifier’s bass production is still lacking.