Pioneer’s 5-channel amplifier produces impressive power in an all-in-one solution designed to deliver big sound without sacrificing space. Ideal for any vehicle including compact vehicles and pickup trucks with limited real estate, the GM-DX975 also offers installation flexibility for a variety of other applications including boats and ATVs/UTVs. The amplifier is rated at 2,000 watts max with the A and B channels rated at 75 watts x 4 (RMS) and features a Bass Boost Remote.
Power (CEA-2006)
- 75 W RMS X 4 + 350 W X 1 RMS
Crossovers
- High Pass/Low Pass crossover 40 to 500Hz, -12dB/oct; low pass crossover (sub ch) 40 to 500HZ, -12dB/oct or -24dB/oct
Equalization
- Bass EQ control provides up to 18dB of boost at 50Hz (sub ch)
Channels
- 5-Channel
Frequency Response
- 10 Hz ~ 50 kHZ
Class
- D
S/N Ratio
- 94 dB
RMS Power/Channel
- 61-80W
Dimensions
- 12.4" x 2" x 7.87"
MSRP
- $370.00
For more information, go to http://pioneerelectronics.com/car.
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