Rockville RXM-S6 Marine/Boat 6 Channel Amplifier 2600 Watt Peak / 660w Dyno-Certified RMS with Status Mode LED Indicator

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Rockville RXM-S6 Marine/Boat 6 Channel Amplifier 2600 Watt Peak / 660w Dyno-Certified RMS With Status Mode LED Indicator.
Dyno Certified RMS Power Ratings: (Certified Dyno Test / Less than 1 % THD) (Use these ratings when comparing with top brands such as Kicker, Rockford Fosgate, etc). 420 Watts (6 x 70 Watts) at 4 ohms and 1% THD+N. 660 Watts (6 x 110 Watts) at 2 ohms < 1% THD. 660 Watts (3 x 220 Watts) bridged @ 4 Ohms < 1% THD.
Peak: (Use these ratings when comparing with the top budget brands such as Boss, Power Acoustik, etc): 2600 Watts (6 x 440 @ 2 ohms or 3 x 880 @ 4 Ohms). High-Speed MOSFET Power Supply. Studio-Grade Bipolar Output Stage Transistors. Fully Adjustable 12dB / Octave Crossover with Differential Circuitry.
CH 1 – 6. Low Pass 50Hz – 250Hz. High Pass 50Hz – 250Hz. Full IC-Controlled Protection Circuitry. Fully Adjustable Bass Equalization Control. 2 Ohm Stable Stereo. 4 Ohm Mono Bridgeable. 3 Channel Mixed-Mono Capable@ 4 Ohm. 2 CH / 4 CH/ 6 CHInput Mode Selector. Mute and Delay Soft Start System. Remote Dashboard Subwoofer Control. 8 Volt Preamp Circuitry.
ELNA Brand Audiophile Quality Capacitors. Status Mode LED Indicator. Frequency Response: 10Hz – 40KHz. Minimum THD at Rated Power: 100dB. Damping Factor: > 200 @ 100Hz. Dual 60 Amp Maxi Fuses. Dimensions: (W x H x L) 8.6′ x 2’x 16.1′.

The RXM-S6 is a 6 channel high power amplifier with 2,600 Watts peak output,
1320 Watts RMS output (6 x 220 RMS @ 2 Ohms) and 780 Watts RMS (6 x 130 @ 4
Ohms). You can also bridge the amplifier and get 3 x 440 Watts RMS @ 4 Ohms. The
CEA-2006 compliant rating is 70 Watts x 6 @ 4 Ohms and 110 x 6 @ 2 ohms

This 6 Channel marine amplifier is amazing. It gives you amazing options for
your marine speakers and/or subwoofers. Here are some wiring configurations. You
can run 4 channels to (4) full range speakers, and then 2 of the channels to (2)
subwoofers. You can also run those last 2 channels to wakeboard speakers if you
wanted.

You can also run 2 speakers to each channel and connect for a total of 8
speakers to the 4 channels, and then you still have 2 channels left for your
subwoofer(s). Another option would be to connect 12 full range speakers.

You can bridge any of the 2 channels together which means you can run this is a
6 channel, 3 channel, or 4 channel amplifier. So if you need 1 channel to have
double the power, you can just bridge 2 channels into 1 and double the power.