- Features: Digital Class-D Linkable Mono Block Amplifier, Dual MOS-FET Pulse Width Modulation Power Supply, 1 Ohm Stable Topology / 15.5 Volt Stable, Heavy Duty 3 Oz Copper Layer Double Sided Epoxy PCB, Extremely High Tolerance Electrical Components For Reliability, Proprietary Custom Tooled Heatsink with Onboard PCB Support For Vibration Resistance, High End Silver Tiffany RCA Inputs with Metal Potentiometers, Black Molded Oversized 1/0 Power and Ground Inputs, Advanced Strapping with Mirror Tec
- Specifications: Rated Power (14.4V at 1% THD). RMS Power - 2 Ohm Linked: 5600W | RMS Power - 1 Ohm Mono: 2800W | RMS Power - 2 Ohm Mono: 1400W | RMS Power - 4 Ohm Mono: 700W. Low Pass Filter (24dB/Oct.): 35Hz - 250Hz, Subsonic Filter (24dB/Oct.): 10Hz - 50Hz, Frequency Response (+/- 1dB): 15Hz - 270Hz, Bass Boost (45Hz): 0 - 9dB, Input Sensitivity (Volt +/- 5%): 6.0V - 0.2V, Signal / Noise Ratio: 95dB, Dampening Factor (1 Ohm): 350 +, Operation Mode: Master/Slave/Mirror, Power Efficiency (4 Ohm)
The IA 20.1 set the tone for all business looks and very stout build quality that can withstand some serious abuse in both daily installs and extreme SPL competition vehicles. The competition lanes and big power installs are where the IA 20.1 really made its mark in the beginning. Dating back to 2004, the IA 20.1 is one of the longest-running mono-block amplifiers on the market. That should really tell you the level of quality and design that has gone into this amplifier that has only improved year after year. Keeping consistent with all the other Incriminator Audio mono-block amplifiers, the IA 20.1 uses a proprietary, custom tooled heatsink with onboard PCB support for vibration resistance from those massive output installs that would normally shake average amplifiers to bits. As with all the IA mono-block amps, the IA 20.1 is strappable with another IA 20.1, making multiple amp installs a breeze with the advanced strapping with amplifier mirror technology. This means you will be able to control the settings of all of the amplifiers through the master/slave/mirror feature that is as simple as flipping a switch.
