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Alpine MRP-M1000
$450.00
Released February, 2008
The Pros:Outputs more than enough power for almost any setup. Signal is clean and clear, no distortion. Hooking up the leads and getting it adjusted is simple and straightforward.
The Cons:Generates a fair amount of heat. Power output is large enough to cause serious and permanent harm to the listener if turned up too high. Consumes a lot of power, may need an additional battery or capacitor.
The Alpine MRP-M1000 is a mono channel power amplifier with 1000 watts x 1 or 600 watts x 4. With a sleek black design the amplifier is an unobtrusive addition to any vehicle. It has a wide variety of features such as gold plated RCA input connectors, STAR topology, subsonic filter, non-fading pre-amp output, a power/status LED, a low pass filter, MOSFET power supply, CEA-2006 compliant, gold plated screw terminals, selectable bass boost, speaker- and preamp-level inputs, and a 1 year warranty The system is easy to install and upgrade - the level inputs and additional end caps to protect wiring make sure of that.
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The power of the unit means that it could overheat which is why it includes thermal management control which saves energy and increases the longevity of the system.
Features
- 1000W x 1 (2 Ohms)
- 600W x 4 (4 Ohms)
- Crossover: 50Hz-200Hz, -24dB/oct (Low-Pass/High-Pass)
- Non-Fading Pre-Amp Output
- Blue LED Power Indicator
- Thermal Management Control
- Gold Plated RCA Input Connectors
- STAR board circuitry
- Over-Current, Over-Voltage, and Thermal Protection
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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outputs more than enough power for almost any setup
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signal is clean and clear, no distortion
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hooking up the leads and getting it adjusted is simple and straightforward
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stylishly simple design with nice looking power light
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can handle a lot of heat without switching itself off
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1
thermal protect circuit definitely does what its suppose to do, will not shut off just lowers the volume
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generates a fair amount of heat
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power output is large enough to cause serious and permanent harm to the listener if turned up too high
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consumes a lot of power, may need an additional battery or capacitor
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