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Fusion Apollo MS-AP12000 2000W Marine Monoblock Amplifier

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Fusion Apollo MS-AP12000 2000W Marine Monoblock AmplifierPhysical Dimensions Without Bracket: 9. 25" x 7. 06" x 1. 75" (235 x 180 x 45mm) Weight: 4. 85 lb (2. 2kg) Water Rating: IPX2 Amplifier Class: Class D CEA 2006 Power Rating: 650 watt RMS x 1 @ 14. 4 V input 4 ohm < 1% THD Peak Power: 2000W Operating Voltage: 10. 8 V 16 V DC Power Consumption (StandBy): < 5 mA @ 14. 4 V input Power Consumption (Max): 87 A Fuse Rating: 125 A electronic fuse (no replacement necessary) Operating Temperature Range: 32 to

  • Physical Dimensions Without Bracket: 9.25" x 7.06" x 1.75" (235 x 180 x 45mm)
  • Weight: 4.85 lb (2.2kg)
  • Water Rating: IPX2
  • Amplifier Class: Class-D
  • CEA-2006 Power Rating: 650-watt RMS x 1 @ 14.4 V input - 4 ohm < 1% THD
  • Peak Power: 2000W
  • Operating Voltage: 10.8 V - 16 V DC
  • Power Consumption (StandBy): < 5 mA @ 14.4 V input
  • Power Consumption (Max): 87 A
  • Fuse Rating: 125 A electronic fuse (no replacement necessary)
  • Operating Temperature Range: 32° to 122° F (0° to 50° C)
  • Warranty: 3 years

Amplify the moment with an Apollo marine amplifier- designed specifically for use with any Fusion DSP-enabled marine stereo and Fusion speakers.

This powerful and efficient monoblock amplifier is the difference between hearing the music and feeling it. With an impressive 650-watt RMS (at 4 ohm) this amplifier is specifically designed to power a subwoofer. The Easy Tune feature automatically regulates audio settings for the best sound quality without manual adjustments (Requires setup using the Fusion-Link app on a compatible smartphone).

Features:

Impressive Power: 650-watt RMS (at 4 ohm) specifically designed to power a subwoofer.

Efficient Class-D Design: Uses less power listen to music for longer at higher volumes with less drain on the battery.

Easy Tune Feature: Automatically adjusts audio settings for the best possible sound quality with no manual adjustments required (Requires setup using the Fusion-Link app on a compatible smartphone).

LED Indicator: Show issues with electrical currents and shorts as well as temperature.

Less Total Harmonic Distortion: The amplifier is designed with minimal distortion and noise allowing for better quality audio.

Ignition Protected: Intelligent electronic fuse prevents damage from over/under current temperature output short and other faults.

Conformal Coated PCBs: The amplifier circuit board has been specially coated to provide enhanced protection from the marine elements.

Powder Coated Aluminum Finish: Salt fog temperature vibration and UV tested with a modern aesthetic stylish design.

Easy Installation: Proprietary cable connectors and a mounting bracket is included in the box. The cable connectors allows the installer to pre-wire the speakers/subwoofers while the mounting bracket simply clips the amplifier in place for a clean finish.

True-Marine Design: Designed to withstand the harshest marine environments season after season and comes with a 3-year warranty.

Designed Specifically For Fusion Audio Systems

The Apollo marine amplifiers are designed specifically for use with Fusion DSP-enabled stereos (Apollo RA770 Apollo RA670 Apollo WB670 and MS-RA210) and Fusion speakers/subwoofers to deliver an unparalleled audio experience.

Power and Efficiency

The Apollo marine amplifiers provide the best performance and most impressive power for a superior audio experience. This monoblock amplifier has a Class-D design to produce an impressive 650-watt RMS (at 4 ohm) with less drain on the battery allowing music playback at higher volumes for longer.

Easy Tune Feature

The Easy Tune feature allows easy setup of the Apollo marine amplifier without the need to fine-tune or adjust complex audio settings.

Simply select the relevant DSP audio profiles from the Fusion-Link app on a compatible smartphone to tune and sync the amplifier for optimal audio reproduction. The audio settings will be adjusted automatically for the best possible sound quality.

Note: Fusion DSP-enabled marine stereo (Apollo RA770 Apollo RA670 Apollo WB670 MS-RA210) and Fusion speakers/subwoofers required.

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