Clean, Reliable Bass Power — Efficient Amplification for Subwoofer Systems ππ
The R2-500X1 is a robust mono amplifier built to deliver dependable low-end power for standalone subwoofer systems. With efficient Class-D design and flexible tuning controls, this amp helps unlock deeper, tighter bass — perfect for daily drivers and aftermarket setups upgrading from factory sound.
π 500 W RMS x 1 @ 2 Ω — Strong continuous power for driving a subwoofer
πͺ 300 W RMS x 1 @ 4 Ω — Solid performance at higher impedance
π Class-D Efficiency — Reduced heat with improved electrical efficiency
π Variable Low-Pass Filter (40–250 Hz) — Tune bass response to match your system
π Variable Subsonic Filter — Protects your sub from ultra-low frequencies that can cause distortion
π Adjustable Bass Boost — Add punch to the low end when needed
π‘ Multi-Way Protection Circuitry — Safeguards against thermal overload, speaker shorts, over-current, and DC faults
π§ Signal-Sensing Turn-On — Simplifies installation with many factory radios
π Compact, Install-Friendly Chassis — Easy to fit under seats or in tight spaces
π RCA Inputs & Secure Terminals — Clean signal paths and solid wiring connections
π RMS Power: 500W x 1 @ 2 Ω
β‘ RMS Power: 300W x 1 @ 4 Ω
π Crossovers: Adjustable low-pass & subsonic filters
π Bass Boost: Variable adjustment
π‘ Protection: Multi-way (over-temp, short, over-current, DC offset)
π Chassis: Compact design for flexible mounting
The R2-500X1 provides balanced bass power and efficient performance in a compact package. Whether you’re upgrading a factory system or building a modest custom subwoofer setup, this amplifier delivers controlled, punchy low end with simple tuning and solid protection features.
π Driving a single subwoofer or small sub system
πΆ Daily drivers that want deeper bass
πͺ Custom audio builds with limited space
π§ Compatible upgrades to factory audio systems
Match amp power to sub RMS rating: Pair this amp with a subwoofer (or subs) capable of handling approximately 500 W RMS at the chosen impedance (often 2 Ω) for clean, distortion-free bass.
Tune your enclosure correctly:
A sealed box tuned slightly above the resonant frequency gives tighter, punchier response.
A ported box tuned around 32–38 Hz provides deeper low-end output with more “boom.”
Set filters before boosting: Adjust the low-pass crossover to your sub enclosure’s tuning, then use the bass boost (2–6 dB) sparingly to enhance low frequencies without distortion.
Use quality wiring & proper fusing: Good gauge power/ground wiring and proper fuse ratings help ensure stable current delivery and protect your electrical system.