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crunch GP-3500.1D 3500 watt monoblock amplifier 2 in 1 accessory
Monoblock amplifier delivers up to 3,500 watts at 1 ohm with a variable 12 dB per octave crossover
- Delivers 3500 watts into a 1 ohm load
- Provides 1750 watts at 2 ohms for flexible wiring
- Outputs 875 watts at 4 ohms for standard setups
- Variable crossover adjusts frequency response at 12 dB per octave
- Mono-only design focuses all power into a single channel
3500 Watt monoblock amplifier
The Crunch Ground Pounder GP-3500.1D delivers 3500 watts at 1 ohm, 1750 watts at 2 ohms and 875 watts at 4 ohms. It operates in mono mode only for single-subwoofer systems. This accessory targets installers who need high output from one channel.
Variable 12 dB per octave crossover
The built-in electronic crossover adjusts the frequency cutoff with a 12 dB per octave slope. It lets you match the amplifier response to the subwoofer without adding external processors. The control simplifies tuning for sealed or ported enclosures.
Check impedance and mono requirements
Verify your subwoofer presents a 1, 2 or 4 ohm load before wiring. The amplifier runs in mono only, so it cannot drive stereo speakers or multiple independent channels. Ensure your electrical system can supply the current this power level demands.
Highlights
- Delivers 3500 watts into a 1 ohm load
- Provides 1750 watts at 2 ohms for flexible wiring
- Outputs 875 watts at 4 ohms for standard setups
- Variable crossover adjusts frequency response at 12 dB per octave
- Mono-only design focuses all power into a single channel
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the variable crossover at 12 dB per octave need adjustment or service?
The electronic crossover has no moving parts and requires no periodic maintenance.
Which limit appears first when running the amplifier continuously at 3500 watts into 1 ohm?
The 1-ohm load draws maximum current, so thermal protection will engage before voltage or crossover limits.
How loud does the cooling fan get when the amp runs all day at 1750 watts into 2 ohms?
The heatsink and forced-air fan keep the chassis warm but not hot, and fan noise stays at a low background level.
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