FS: Kicker 12" L7, Hertz Audio & Audison Amps
FS: Kicker 12" L7, Hertz Audio & Audison Amps
The 300zx has been sold, have some of the audio left over. Figured i'd post it here for my friend.
got a 2008 Model Solo-Baric L7 Dual 4ohm in a ported box.
Minimal usage, great condition: $225
Audison SRX 4 Amp
4 Channel
Front/rear or front/sub amplifier with built-in crossover. Front channels filter can be hi-pass or full range, rear channels one can be hi-pass, lo-pass or full range. SRx 4 can be used as a 4/3/2 channel amplifier. When you choose 2 channel configuration (left/right), you can use hi-pass, lo-pass or full range functioning. There are 'speakers-in' front/rear inputs and a bypass output.
* RMS Outputs:
o 4 x 60 Watt at 4-ohms
o 4 x 85 Watt at 2-ohms
o 2 x 60 + 1 x 190 Watt at 4-ohms
o 2 x 85 + 1 x 170 Watt at 2/4 ohms
o 2 x 170 Watt at 4-ohms
* Bridgeable 4 / 3 / 2 Channel Output
* 2 Ohm Stable
* High Level Speaker Input
* Built in Cooling Fan
* High Pass Crossover
* Low Pass Crossover
* RCA Input
SRX-4 - Audison SRX4 4 Ch Amplifier
Great amp to power your interior speakers: $200
Hertz Audio EP1D Mono channel:
The EP 1 D is a mono, 1000W (RMS) amplifier.
The special EP LINK feature provides the ability to “strap” two or more pairs of EP 1 D into a bridged mode to achieve power output of up to 1700W (RMS).
The EP 1 D features a Synchro D-Class technology, where the Output Stage PWM Driver Module generates its own digital clock and also generates the Power Supply PWM Driver clock in order to synchronize both of the stages, avoiding noise being generated inside the audio band. This technology has allowed an extremely high Signal/Noise ratio of 100dBA!
The power supply section is equipped with two multi-winding toroidal core transformers along with Low ESR 105°C capacitors, ensuring very high efficiency. The EP 1 D boasts extreme reliability thanks to the use of FR-4 double layer PCB material. 70µm thick copper traces in combination with robust copper bars are used to increase the current transfer in the power supply sections.
Product Features:
# Output Power (RMS):
# 400W x 1 @4-ohm
# 750W x 1 @2-ohm
# 1000W x 1 @1-ohm
# HP Link mode RMS Power:
# 1500W x 1 (4-ohm - HP LINK)
# 1700W x 1 (2-ohm - HP LINK)
# Low Pass Filter: 25 - 250Hz @24dB/Oct (L+R)
# Subsonic: By-pass / 10 - 50Hz @24dB/Oct
# Output Phase Selector: 0/180 Degress
# EP LINK mode: Master/Slave
# Bass Boost: 0-18dB @50Hz
# Output Filter: Continuous 0-180 @12dB/Oct
# T.H.D. (100Hz @4-ohm): 0.15%
# Bandwith (-3 dB): 10 - 250Hz
# S/N Ratio (A weighted @1V): 100dBA
# Damping Factor (100Hz @4-ohm) >100
# Pre-In sensitivity: 0.3-5Volts
# Pre-In impedence: 15 kohms
# Speaker-In sensitivity: 1.4-24Volts
# Speaker-in impendence@ 5kOhms
# Load impendence: 4-1Ohms
# Power supply voltage: 11 - 15Volts
# Idling current: 2A
# Idling current when off: 0.04mA
# Consumption @1ohm, 14.4VDC: 56A
# Remote In: 6-15 VDC - 1mA
# Remote Out: 12 VDC - 50mA
# Automatic Turn On/Off with speaker in
# Fuse: 3x40A
# RVC (A-remote Volume Control - OPTIONAL)
# Dimensions (mm): 240 x 350 x 54
Great high end amp, really pushed that L7: $400 obo
got a 2008 Model Solo-Baric L7 Dual 4ohm in a ported box.
Minimal usage, great condition: $225
Audison SRX 4 Amp
4 Channel
Front/rear or front/sub amplifier with built-in crossover. Front channels filter can be hi-pass or full range, rear channels one can be hi-pass, lo-pass or full range. SRx 4 can be used as a 4/3/2 channel amplifier. When you choose 2 channel configuration (left/right), you can use hi-pass, lo-pass or full range functioning. There are 'speakers-in' front/rear inputs and a bypass output.
* RMS Outputs:
o 4 x 60 Watt at 4-ohms
o 4 x 85 Watt at 2-ohms
o 2 x 60 + 1 x 190 Watt at 4-ohms
o 2 x 85 + 1 x 170 Watt at 2/4 ohms
o 2 x 170 Watt at 4-ohms
* Bridgeable 4 / 3 / 2 Channel Output
* 2 Ohm Stable
* High Level Speaker Input
* Built in Cooling Fan
* High Pass Crossover
* Low Pass Crossover
* RCA Input
SRX-4 - Audison SRX4 4 Ch Amplifier
Great amp to power your interior speakers: $200
Hertz Audio EP1D Mono channel:
The EP 1 D is a mono, 1000W (RMS) amplifier.
The special EP LINK feature provides the ability to “strap” two or more pairs of EP 1 D into a bridged mode to achieve power output of up to 1700W (RMS).
The EP 1 D features a Synchro D-Class technology, where the Output Stage PWM Driver Module generates its own digital clock and also generates the Power Supply PWM Driver clock in order to synchronize both of the stages, avoiding noise being generated inside the audio band. This technology has allowed an extremely high Signal/Noise ratio of 100dBA!
The power supply section is equipped with two multi-winding toroidal core transformers along with Low ESR 105°C capacitors, ensuring very high efficiency. The EP 1 D boasts extreme reliability thanks to the use of FR-4 double layer PCB material. 70µm thick copper traces in combination with robust copper bars are used to increase the current transfer in the power supply sections.
Product Features:
# Output Power (RMS):
# 400W x 1 @4-ohm
# 750W x 1 @2-ohm
# 1000W x 1 @1-ohm
# HP Link mode RMS Power:
# 1500W x 1 (4-ohm - HP LINK)
# 1700W x 1 (2-ohm - HP LINK)
# Low Pass Filter: 25 - 250Hz @24dB/Oct (L+R)
# Subsonic: By-pass / 10 - 50Hz @24dB/Oct
# Output Phase Selector: 0/180 Degress
# EP LINK mode: Master/Slave
# Bass Boost: 0-18dB @50Hz
# Output Filter: Continuous 0-180 @12dB/Oct
# T.H.D. (100Hz @4-ohm): 0.15%
# Bandwith (-3 dB): 10 - 250Hz
# S/N Ratio (A weighted @1V): 100dBA
# Damping Factor (100Hz @4-ohm) >100
# Pre-In sensitivity: 0.3-5Volts
# Pre-In impedence: 15 kohms
# Speaker-In sensitivity: 1.4-24Volts
# Speaker-in impendence@ 5kOhms
# Load impendence: 4-1Ohms
# Power supply voltage: 11 - 15Volts
# Idling current: 2A
# Idling current when off: 0.04mA
# Consumption @1ohm, 14.4VDC: 56A
# Remote In: 6-15 VDC - 1mA
# Remote Out: 12 VDC - 50mA
# Automatic Turn On/Off with speaker in
# Fuse: 3x40A
# RVC (A-remote Volume Control - OPTIONAL)
# Dimensions (mm): 240 x 350 x 54
Great high end amp, really pushed that L7: $400 obo
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