RetroSound® Stereophonic 3-channel Amplifier

An amplifier built for single cab classic trucks and two speaker systems, the Stereophonic 3-Channel amplifier powers your left and right speakers at 65-watts RMS per channel and sends 170-watts RMS to your subwoofer. For radios with only 2 inputs, set the Stereophonics input switch to 2 channel mode and the amplifier intelligently routes the selected inputs to all three balanced outputs. The Stereophonic is 2-ohm and 4-ohm stable and bridgeable, giving you more flexibility to build your system.

The Stereophonic Class D (digital) amplifier allows you to listen to your favorite classic hits at higher volumes with little to no distortion, thanks to its low current draw and exceptional dynamic range. High-pass and low-pass filters let you fine-tune your audio for the best listening experience, with gain and bass boost controls to help dial in the perfect amount of bass.

Features

• 3-channel amplifier
• Full-range Class D digital circuitry
• 65-watts RMS x 2 channels full-range @ 4 ohms
• 170-watts RMS x 1 channel subwoofer @ 4 ohms (229-watts RMS @ 2 ohms)
• Selectable input mode switch for 2 and 3 channel operation
• Bridgeable
• 2-ohm and 4-ohm stable
• Built-in variable low pass and high pass full-range filters
• Bass boost and gain control
• Advanced circuitry and thermal protection
• Easily connects to your RetroSound radio via RCA inputs
• Works with any aftermarket radio with low-level RCA outputs
• Dimensions: 9.4 in x 5.3 in x 1.87 in (24 cm x 13.4 cm x 4.75 cm)

Optional Wiring Kit

Simplify the installation of your RetroSound® Stereophonic amplifier with this convenient wiring kit that includes everything you’ll need to get your 3-channel amplifier installed. The RetroSound 3 Channel Amplifier Wiring Kit comes with: one 30 amp mini-ANL fuse and quality fuse holder, 13 ft (4 m) of 8-gauge red power wire, 5 ft (1.5 m) of 8-gauge black ground wire, 13 ft (4 m) of 18-gauge blue turn-on wire, two sets of RCA cables, two 8-gauge ring terminals, two 18-gauge butt connectors, and a hex key.