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OSD Audio SMP200 Mono Subwoofer Amplifier - 200W
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Delivering deep, controlled bass for home cinema and audio systems, the OSD Audio SMP200 is a compact yet powerful mono-channel subwoofer amplifier.
Designed to drive passive subwoofers with precision, this high-efficiency Class D amplifier outputs up to 200W of low-frequency energy, ideal for enriching your music, movies, or gaming experience.
Whether you're upgrading your home theatre setup or powering an in-wall or in-ceiling subwoofer, the SMP200 ensures tight, distortion-free bass.
Built for flexibility and performance, it features both line-level and speaker-level inputs, an adjustable low-pass filter, and a variable phase control to fine-tune bass response.
Its compact design allows for discreet installation, making it perfect for media rooms, lounges, or dedicated cinema spaces.
FEATURES
- 200W Peak Class D Power: Efficiently powers passive subwoofers with up to 200W for deep, room-filling bass.
- Compact Design: Easily fits into AV cabinets or tight spaces, perfect for home installations without clutter.
- Variable Crossover Control: Tailor the subwoofer’s output with an adjustable low-pass filter (30Hz–150Hz) to seamlessly blend with your main speakers.
- Speaker & Line-Level Inputs: Flexible connection options for compatibility with most home audio systems.
- Auto Signal Sensing: Automatically turns on when it detects an audio signal and powers down when inactive, improving energy efficiency.
- Phase Adjustment Dial: Adjust phase (0°–180°) to align your subwoofer with other speakers, ensuring optimal sound integration.
- High Current Output: Capable of driving 4-ohm subwoofers for more power and performance in demanding setups.
- Front Panel Volume Control: Easily adjust the subwoofer level without reaching behind AV furniture.
- Protection Circuitry: Built-in safeguards against overheating and short circuits maintain system longevity.
- Gold-Plated Terminals: Ensures secure, corrosion-resistant connections for reliable long-term use.
