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Item: Audison Monoblock Amp

Condition: Used but still have box and manuals...

Price: Make me and offer priced new for around 900bucks ill be happy with half this :) Will also trade for a 4 or 5 channel amp.

Location: Victoria

Comments: everyone who knows anything about car audio knows audison and their quality gear.. here's all the specs..

* 900 Watt Monoblock Amplifier

* RMS Power Ratings:

o 350Wx 1 @ 4 Ohms

o 650Wx 1 @ 2 Ohms

o 900Wx 1 @ 1 Ohm

* Limit Led: Overload Protection Circuit Indicator

* On/Off Led

* Safety Led

* Subsonic Bypass

* Output level adjustment

* Phase inverter (0°-180°)

* F1Q: Lo-Pass filter Q factor adjustment

* Built-in Crossovers: HPF(40 - 500Hz), LPF(40 - 500Hz)

* Subsonic Filter: Pre-set @ 20 Hz, Adjustable from 16 - 32Hz by replacing special resistors

* 1 Pair RCA Outputs: Hi-Pass or Bypass

* Dimensions: 370mm x 176mm x 56mm (LxWxH)

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