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Jl Audio Xdm Marine Amplifier 8-channel Full-range 800 Watt 24v

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Jl Audio Xdm Marine Amplifier 8-channel Full-range 800 Watt 24vJL Audio XDM800 8 24V 8 Ch. Class D Full Range Car Marine Amplifier, 800 W, For 24V Systems Model: XDM800 8 24V For 24V systems only: 8 Channel Class D Full Range Car Marine Amplifier, 100 W x 8 @ 2 ohms 75 W x 8 @ 4 ohms 14. 4V The ultra versatile XDM800 8 24V delivers eight channels of crystal clear, full range power and is capable of delivering a whopping 100 watts to each of its channels @ 2 ohms (28. 8V, 1% THD). The technology that makes this

JL Audio XDM800/8-24V 8 Ch. Class D Full-Range Car/Marine Amplifier, 800 W, For 24V Systems

Model: XDM800/8-24V

For 24V systems only: 8-Channel Class D Full-Range Car/Marine Amplifier, 100 W x 8 @ 2 ohms / 75 W x 8 @ 4 ohms - 14.4V

The ultra-versatile XDM800/8-24V delivers eight channels of crystal-clear, full-range power and is capable of delivering a whopping 100 watts to each of its channels @ 2 ohms (28.8V, 1% THD). The technology that makes this much power possible in such a compact chassis is our advanced NexD™ high-speed switching design, which permits full bandwidth Class D operation with extremely low distortion and remarkable efficiency.

Suitable for car or boat installations, the XDM800/8-24V is built with marine-grade materials and features an exclusive, dual-mode input filter for noise-free performance in boats or cars. Automatic turn-on capability (via signal sensing or DC-offset sensing) is also onboard for easy factory system upgrades.

The XDM800/8-24V includes a 12 dB / octave filter for each channel bank, which can be configured as a low-pass or high-pass filter, and offers continuously variable cutoff frequency selection from 50-500 Hz. With the addition of an optional HD-RLC or MHD-RLC (water-resistant) remote level controller (each sold separately), you have the ability to adjust the level of two, four, or all eight amplifier channels directly from the driver's seat or cockpit.

Finished in a sleek, black powder-coat, all controls are protected beneath a gasketed, removable top cover for easy access.

This amplifier is designed for operation in vessels with 24 volt, negative-ground electrical systems. Use of this product in vessels with positive ground and/or voltages other than 24 volt may result in damage to the product and will void the warranty.

Specifications
Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 28.8 V
@ 4 Ohms 75 W RMS x 8
@ 2 Ohms 100 W RMS x 8
Bridged @ 4 Ohms 200 W RMS x 4
Rated Continuous (RMS) Power @ 25 V
@ 4 Ohms 60 W RMS x 8
@ 2 Ohms 90 W RMS x 8
Bridged @ 4Ohms 180 W RMS x 4
General Specifications
Frequency Response 12 Hz - 22 kHz (+0, -1dB)
S/N Ratio, referred to highest rated power >104 dB below rated power (A-weighted, 20 Hz - 20 kHz noise bandwidth)
>104 dB below rated power (A-weighted, 20 Hz - 20 kHz noise bandwidth) >84 dB (A-weighted, 20 Hz - 20 kHz noise bandwidth)
Damping Factor @ 4 Ohms >150 / 50 Hz
Damping Factor @ 2 Ohms >75 / 50 Hz
THD+N @ Rated Power <1% @ 2 Ohms per Ch.
Input Voltage Range @ RCA Inputs 200 mV - 4 V RMS
Min.Copper Power / Ground Wire Gauge 4 AWG wire
Fuse Rating 40 A (AFS, AGU or MaxiFuse™)
Signal Processing
Filter Mode(s) Low-Pass or High-Pass
Filter Slope(s) 12 dB/octave
Filter Frequency Range 50 Hz - 500 Hz
Detented, Calibrated Filter Freq. Potentiometers Yes
Filter Defeat Function Yes
Remote Level Control Optional HD-RLC or MHD-RLC (water-resistant)
Remote Level Modes 2 or 4 or All Channels
Channel Input Mode Switch Yes (2/4/6/8 ch.)
Pass-Through Preamp Output None
Source Channel Selection for PreOuts N/A

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