LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD G2 Subwoofer Mono Amplifier 100W streaming audio
Compact mono amplifier delivers 100 W to passive subwoofers or single channels with selectable SUB or PBTL modes, four gain steps and adjustable low-pass filter
- Switch between sub and mono modes for flexible system design
- Four selectable gain levels (20/26/32/36 dB) keep signal purity
- 100 W from TI TPA3116 with NE5532 op-amp drives most home speakers
- Adjustable low-pass filter tailors bass response to your room
- Built-in protection circuit and zero-noise design safeguard speakers
Mono and subwoofer amplifier with switchable modes
The LORDWORLD G2 operates as a mono channel amplifier or a dedicated subwoofer amplifier. A mode switch selects between SUB and PBTL configurations. Two units can be paired for left and right channels without inter-channel interference. The package includes a 19V 4.74A power supply.
Four-step gain control
Gain is selectable at 20, 26, 32 or 36 dB to match source levels without added resistor colouration. A bass cutoff frequency knob sets the low-pass point for subwoofer integration. The TI TPA3116 and NE5532 op-amp circuit delivers 100 W with no audible background noise and includes speaker protection.
Passive subwoofer or mono speaker required
This amplifier has no built-in speaker and no wireless or streaming function despite the category label. Verify that your passive subwoofer or mono speaker matches the output capability. Confirm you have a mains outlet for the supplied 19 V supply and sufficient ventilation for the chassis.
Highlights
- Switch between sub and mono modes for flexible system design
- Four selectable gain levels (20/26/32/36 dB) keep signal purity
- 100 W from TI TPA3116 with NE5532 op-amp drives most home speakers
- Adjustable low-pass filter tailors bass response to your room
- Built-in protection circuit and zero-noise design safeguard speakers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the 19 V 4.74 A power supply need replacing?
The external 19 V 4.74 A supply is a standard replaceable unit; swap it only if it fails or the connector wears out.
What limits continuous output before the TI TPA3116 chip throttles?
Thermal protection on the TPA3116 kicks in first; sustained 100 W into 4 Ω will trigger it unless the chassis stays cool.
Does the built-in fan stay quiet when the amp runs all day at 100 W?
There is no fan; the passive heatsink stays silent, though the case gets warm during extended high-power use.
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