Taramps Smart 3 Bass 0.5 to 2 Ohms 3000 Watts RMS, Multi Impedance, 1 Channel, Amplifier for Car Subwoofer, High Power Class D, Mosfet Monoblock Digital, Smart 3k, Crossover Low Pass with Bass Boost
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- The Taramps Smart Bass Line offers Multi-Impedance technology, supporting operation from 0.5 to 2 ohms. This function optimizes system to maximize speaker output efficiently.
- The Smart 3 Bass is a monoblock amplifier with Multi-Impedance technology, which operates between 0.5 and 2 ohms, providing output power of 3000 Watts RMS
- The Positive/Negative are Min. 4 AWG / Max.1/0 AWG | The Output Cables Wire Gauge is 9 AWG | The Remote Cable is 18 AWG | The Circuit Breaker/Fuse is 200A.
- Perfect for various car audio setups, this perfect amplifier comes with a Crossover, Bass Boost, Input/Output settings and a precise Level Control.
- The Smart 3 Bass monoblock amplifier includes protection against output short circuits, high/low voltage, thermal issues and LED indicator system
Item dimensions L x W x H: 9.37 x 9.45 x 2.8 inches
Voltage: 14.4 Volts
Manufacturer: Taramp's
Maximum Supply Voltage: 17 Volts (DC)
Minimum Supply Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
Item dimensions L x W x H: 9.37 x 9.45 x 2.8 inches
Voltage: 14.4 Volts
Manufacturer: Taramp's
Maximum Supply Voltage: 17 Volts (DC)
Minimum Supply Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
Mounting Type: Surface Mount
Brand: Taramp's
Number of Channels: 1
Output Power: 3000 Watts
Package Type Name: Box
Specification Met: CE, FCC, RoHS
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 6.6 pounds
Product Dimensions: 9.37 x 9.45 x 2.8 inches
Item model number: Smart 3 BASS
Manufacturer Part Number: Smart 3 BASS
Wattage: 3000 watts
Date First Available: March 24, 2023
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The media could not be loaded. Okay at first, it was such a big contrast in sound quality with the skar 1200.1 that I wasn't sure if I considered it an upgrade. It all depends on your tastes. Of course it's way more powerful than the skar. But the skar had this huge response in the 40-80hz range that would just bang. There's no other way to put it, it would just bang violently on the bass kick. So much it would hurt your neck. It was on two skar svr 12. At max volume I think it caused a stress response in my body. Tense shoulders, etc from the bang because of how punchy it was. But the skar definitely sounded cleaner, tighter, absolutely more accurate and defined. And in that upper 40-70hz area it was definitely louder. Enter the taramps. This is a way different sound. And for the most part I'm enjoying it better. It hits way deeper, and way more powerfully, naturally. It's now on two American bass xfl 12s. And barely even pushing half it's power according to the LED gauge on the amp. It's real powerful. And I'm at 1 ohm not 0.5 yet. The response is totally different. It seems to not play very loudly above 50hz or so. Even when I turn the crossover up to 200hz, it's barely letting anything through above 60. It could be the subs, but I'm inclined to think it's the amp because of how little the crossover does above 60 or so. But I like it! I feel so much more power and deep plowing bass without feeling like it's just hurting my ears lol. It's Hella loud don't get me wrong, and it hasn't even gotten started yet. But it's frequency response makes it get super loud without feeling like my ears are being bombed with each bass kick. It's like a softer, more rhompy, yes very sluggish like people say. But also I'm hearing the highs better... Because that slight sluggish response causes the bass to kind of chug and groan instead of being all uppidy and in your face. Plus, it definitely is sending out waves way, way further than most less powerful amps because of how deep it's hitting. Of course combined with the American bass. I wish I had tried it with the skars to see what it sounded like. But no doubt the American bass are twice as loud at least. But I still would be curious. Anyway if you want seriously deep, powerful and far traveling bass (for those of you who are into that), you probably won't get more for your money. I personally don't like the attention and I turn it down at stop lights and residential. Don't get this for rock and metal or other more articulate music. This amp wants to blast strong clean lows and flex your car like pudding while doing it. I'm sure there's more you could do with it, with some different subs or EQ maybe. But just know, for me compared to skar, it's not fast responding at all. It's very much a fat, boomy, thick and wobbly, car flexing bass on these xfl at least. But I've been finding myself bobbing my head more and the bass is so deep now that it does definitely sound like I have 15s in my Chevy cruze. The American bass xfl are working good on this, and the box isn't even right yet. It's still a 4 cube, minimum spec. 4-5 is what American bass recommends so I'm betting a 5cu would really open these up. It isn't getting hot at 1 ohm. The fans screech. I don't like that at all. But they only tend to get loud when the music is loud. And once it cools down they get decently quiet again. Just know that. The fan noise isa definite con unless you have the amp tucked away enough. Mine is 2 feet from me. Seats are down. It's mounted to the seat. So for me the fans are pretty loud. As far as power, I put an XS d3400 in here. I have all stock electrical on a 2018 Chevy cruze. Seems to go all the way to clip point and stay above 14v. So the battery is damn impressive too. 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