- How much power does the RD400 make?
- It is rated at 75 watts RMS per channel at 4 ohms and 180 watts bridged into two channels. That is enough for most door and rear speakers.
- Can I bridge it to run a subwoofer?
- Yes. Channels can be bridged in pairs, so you can run two speakers and one bridged subwoofer, or two bridged subwoofers.
- Is it good for a boat?
- No. It is not rated for marine use, so it should stay in a car or other dry, enclosed space.
- Does it have a built-in crossover?
- Yes. It has high-pass and low-pass filters so you can tune what each channel plays.
- What fuse does it need?
- It uses a 40A fuse, with AGU and AFS types listed. Match your wiring and fuse holder to that rating.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper Class-AB amp?
- It runs cooler and draws less current than most Class-AB amps, and JL Audio's build is a step up from budget brands. If you need maximum watts per dollar, cheaper amps offer more power on paper.
- Where is the JL Audio Rd400 4 Channel Class-D Amplifier cheapest?
- At Abt Electronics, for $379.99, as of our latest check.