Specifications
F300.1
(13.8V)
STEREO
BRIDGED
Signal to Noise Ratio >110dB
High Efficiency 88% THD: 0.05%
Lowest Recommended Load:
2ohm Mono
N/A
205x1 watts RMS @ 4ohm
300x1 watts RMS @ 2ohm
Do Not Operate at 1ohm Mono
F300.4
(13.8V)
STEREO
BRIDGED
Signal to Noise Ratio >110dB
High Efficiency88% THD: 0.03%
Lowest Recommended Load:
2ohm Stereo or 4ohm Mono
75x4 watts RMS @ 4ohm
110x4 watts RMS @ 2ohm
Do Not Operate at 1ohm Stereo
200x2 watts RMS @ 4ohm
Do Not Operate at 2ohm or
1ohm Bridged
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Common Design Features
Intelli35© Intelligent 3.5mm Input Circuitry for Addictive Audio mini-BAR©
FLEXINputs© Flexible Input s and Outputs to Prevent Vibration Damage
Short Circuit, Thermal, Low / High / Reverse Voltage Protection
C2C ReverseLoc© Aluminum Heatsink for Max. MOSFET Heat Dissipation
INFINIFLO© Provides Strategic Air Flow over Key Components
Input Sensitivity: 220mV – 6 Vrms
Low Pass Filter: 50 – 250Hz (-12dB/Octave)
High Pass Filter: 25 – 250Hz (-12dB/Octave)
Subsonic Filter: 10 – 55Hz (-12dB/Octave)
Bass Boost from 0 to +18dB (45Hz)
3 Channel Operation with RCA/3.5mm Bridge Capabilities (F300.4)
Laser Etched Logo (Not another Peel-n-Stick amp)
Heavy Duty 4oz Copper Trace PCB Board
Direct Cable Connection for Superior Conductivity
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Selecting fine audio equipment, such as the Addictive Audio unit you have just
purchased, is only the beginning of your musical enjoyment. Now is the time to
consider how to maximize the fun and excitement your equipment has to offer.
Addictive Audio and the Electronic Industry Associations Consumer Electronic Group
want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level, a level that
lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring distortion; most
importantly, without affecting your sensitive hearing.
Sound can be deceiving over time your hearing “comfort level” adapts to higher
volumes of sound, what may have sounded “normal” can actually be too loud and
harmful to your hearing.
Prevent this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing
adapts.
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