Compact size
The Infinity Reference 10001A amplifier features a low-profile chassis and a small overall footprint to fit in more vehicles where available space is limited.
High and low level input
Speaker-level and low-level inputs allow the Reference 10001A to integrate with both aftermarket and factory car stereo systems.
Variable crossover and bass boost
Unlike many amplifiers available at similar prices, the Reference 10001A features variable electronic crossovers and bass boost circuits allowing for precise system tuning and performance.
Low noise and distortion
The Reference 10001A has been engineered using Balanced Differential Inputs to ensure low noise and distortion even at high output levels. This also makes it far less susceptible to line induced radiated engine noise.
Input Level Control
When low-level inputs are used, this control adjusts the input sensitivity between 200mVrms and 2.0 Vrms. When high-level inputs are used, this control adjusts the input sensitivity between 2Vrms and 20Vrms.
Full on-board protection
On-board circuitry protects the Reference 10001A from shorts, high-temperature, overvoltage and undervoltage. An LED indicator is provided to let you know when one of these conditions exists.
Phase Switch
This switch changes the input phase to inverted or noninverted.
RBC wired remote
The RBC wired remote is an easy installation and can be mounted for convenient volume adjustment from driver's seat.
Strappable for up to 2,000 watts of power at 4 ohms
Enable to strap two Reference 10001A together to double your power, the Primary amp will be in absolute control of Secondary in terms of the crossover points, the gain and remote level control.
Class D amp technology
The Infinity Reference 10001A mono subwoofer amplifier delivers 1000-Watts RMS using a Class D amplifier design to ensure high output and minimum current draw.
Turn-on mode
This switch changes DC to REM to adapt with low-level signals or high-level signals, this is especially helpful as part of remote turn-on lead of your installation more choice. A selectable "Turn-on mode" can protect battery to avoid current drain, when you don't expect turn on your amplifier
