In Phase IPA16011600W 2 Channel, Tri Mode Operation Power Amplifier

In Phase 2 Channel 2 Ohm Stable Amplifier with Subsonic Filter - In Phase Car Audio IPA1601

In Phase, amplifiers are made to rock your world. With great muscle also comes refinement. Advanced features such as bass boost, fully variable zero to 60Hz subsonic filters and crossover networks with different frequency bands for highpass and lowpass, you will always have full control. Connectivity is excellent with high level as well as RCA inputs and a pass through RCA output to feed more amps, without needing multiple runs of RCA cables.

With two ohm stable designs, tri-mode capability and clever protection circuits, these hand-built powerhouses will take anything you throw at them. Massive heat sinks with a high surface area to volume ratios and cast end caps to hide the wiring connections and keep things controlled – helped by forced air cooling on the real bass monsters. 

All the amps may be bridged for even more power into one channel. Four and two-channel designs, all with potent MOSFET power supplies, cover every need from single-amp whole system solutions, all the way to pavement-shaking power mania. There is always a high-quality InPhase amplifier (or two) that’s just perfect for your hunger for power.

The IPA range of car amplifiers gives you the true RMS power to power your system. Some of the amazing features of the new Inphase IPA range of amplifiers have a Subsonic filter so you can adjust your amplifier to deliver more power to the desire frequency range, which means more power to your speaker. Line in and line out so you can run as many InPhase amplifiers as you want one a single RCA cable. Dual-layer circuit boards for improved sound quality and low resistance from internal parts give you a smaller and yet more powerful amplifier.

British Design 

All In Phase amps are designed in the UK utilising over 30 years of audio experience to create a sound that is right for you. 

To prevent circuit shutdown, In Phase's class AB amplifier circuit, senses its internal temperature and automatically moderates input level accordingly. Stable, durable circuitry lessens the risk of high input power for the unit to achieve 2 Ω connection. This design enhances the flexibility to connect multiple subwoofers to a system.

Variable Low Pass Filter

For extra flexibility, a variable LPF makes audio frequency more adjustable according to subwoofer characteristics and personal listening preferences. The LPF is adjustable from 30 Hz to 250 Hz.