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The Planet Audio TR3000.1D is a Class D monoblock car amplifier built to drive subwoofers, rated at up to 3000 watts maximum and stable down to 1 ohm. It uses a MOSFET power supply, has a variable low-pass crossover and bass boost, and ships with a remote subwoofer level knob. The compact chassis and Class D design keep heat and current draw lower than an equivalent Class AB amp, which suits tight installs. It is a budget-minded way into high-power bass, but the 3000-watt figure is a peak rating, so expect real-world output well below it and plan your electrical upgrades accordingly.
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Lowest price we've seen: $119.40 on Nov 13 at Atlantis Showroom. Tracked across 9 stores since Nov 13.
Owners rate it well overall, with most praise for the bass output and the remote knob at its price point. Some report it runs hot and that the real power is lower than the headline number.
The Planet Audio TR3000.1D is a Class D monoblock car amplifier made to drive subwoofers. It has a maximum power output of 3000 watts. The Class D digital design is built for high efficiency and reduced heat generation.
It has a MOSFET power supply and is stable at 1 ohm, which allows flexible subwoofer wiring configurations. The compact chassis dissipates heat efficiently, so it can be installed in tight spaces.
A variable low pass crossover and bass boost control let you tune the sound. Protection circuitry guards against thermal overload, short circuits and DC offset.
