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GXA3001

Mono sub amplifier (300W)

Sold from 2013 until 2014

Getting started with your GXA3001

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Product Specifications

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Number of Channels: Mono / Subwoofer

MSRP U.S.: $179.95 each

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Frequency Response: 10Hz-320Hz

2-Ohm Power Output: 300 Watts RMS x 1 channel

Variable Bass Boost: 0 to + 12dB @45Hz

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 98dB

Input Sensitivity: 100mv-20V

Total Peak Power Output: 415W

4-Ohm Power Output: 200 Watts RMS x 1 channel

THD + N: <1%

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Height (in): 2-1/16

Height (mm): 52

Depth (mm): 291

Width (mm): 206

Depth (in): 11-7/16

Width (in): 8-1/8

Powerful and Compact 415-Watt Subwoofer Amplifier

A 415-watt mono subwoofer amplifier with on-board variable electronic crossover, the GX-A3001 features a compact footprint of just 2-1/16 inch (52mm) high, 9-1/8 inch (206mm) wide and 11 7/16 inch (291mm) deep. This tiny powerhouse includes a cast-aluminum heat sink, built-in electronic crossover networks, and enough power to drive your woofers to distraction.

Equipped with both low-level and high-level inputs

The GX-A3001 is equipped with both low-level and high-level inputs, allowing conncetion to virtually any factory or aftermarket head unit. Low-level input is made via standard RCA connectors and high-level inputs made via a supplied Molex connector and harness.

Electronic crossover

The 12dB per octave low-pass electronic crossover is infinitately variable from 32Hz - 320Hz and provide precision tuning of subwoofer in a variety of enclosure types.

Bass Boost circuit

The GX-A3001 also has an onboard bass boost circuit with is centered at 45Hz and is variable from 0dB - 12dB.

FAQs & How-Tos

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In the owner's manual, the trigger input is described as "optional". But without a trigger cable, it seems impossible to switch the amplifier on and off. How come?

The amplifier has a signal sensor on the high-level (speaker level) inputs, so it is not necessary to use a trigger cable when input is high-level, and connected to the high-level inputs. However, low-level input signals through the RCA-phone input sockets do not activate a signal sensor, so use of a trigger cable is MANDATORY for low-level input signal use.

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