mtx 1500dx

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

MTX 1500DX amplifier. like new conditon and it's been tested. This amp is in perfect working condition and excellent cosmetic condition as well. This is a powerful amplifier, and a heavy one so please understand the cost of shipping.

whats the going price on the mtx 1500dx ?

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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

wrong area noob. Oh and those are very rare amps. Seen one or two on Ebay. I'd ask for at least 200-250 depending upon condition its in.

 

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

iam not a noob and thanks

 

[Twistid 5,000+ posts]

mtx 1500 dx?

more info please?

 

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

We wondered how long it would be before one of the big boys launched a class D subwoofer amp. MTX definitely fits the bill, and with the introduction of the 1500DX, it looks like they’ve jumped into the fray with both feet. The 1500DX features an internal crossover that’s continuously variable from 50 Hz to 200 Hz, up to 18 dB of bass boost, optional External Bass Control, and, of course, a single channel of class D output.

 

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

Performance

If the Soviet military ever produced a car audio amp, it probably would have looked a lot like this one — an uninspiring black box. Like an AK-47, the 1500DX isn’t much to look at, but the output is a real attention-getter. Aesthetics be ****ed, pretty amps are for losers who can’t make the juice! True beauty is relative to efficiency and output power into 2 ohms! What a philosophy. At nearly a kilowatt of output and 66.5 percent efficiency at 1/3 power, the 1500DX’s communist bloc appearance seems to change into something more like understated elegance. These numbers should be enough to make it quite attractive to any bass head. To the SPL competitor tired of trying to feed the current demands of a huge bank of class A/B amps, this puppy makes Marilyn Monroe look like Madeline Allbright.

 

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

MTX

Thunder 1500dx Specs

Price & Contact: $599.95; 602-438-4545; http://www.mtxaudio.com

All measurements @ 14 volts unless otherwise specified

Frequency Response (4 Ohm IHF Load 20 Hz to 200 Hz, 30 Hz Ref.): +0 dB, –3 dB

L/R channel error max deviation (20 Hz to 20 kHz): N/A

Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Below Rated Output, “A” weighted): –99.5 dB

Distortion at Rated Output @ 60 Hz: 0.22%

Resistive Output Power (driving 4 ohms @ 60 Hz to 1% THD+N): 536 watts @ 14 volts; 458 watts @ 12.8 volts; 305 watts @ 10.5 volts

Resistive Output Power (driving 2 ohms @ 60 Hz to 1% THD+N): 868.7 watts @ 14 volts; 721.7 watts @12.8 volts; 483.2 watts @ 10.5 volts

Output Power (Reactive) 2-ohm IHF Load @ 60 Hz to 1% THD+N: 962 watts

Crosstalk @ rated output, 20 Hz to 20 kHz: N/A

Damping Factor @ 100 Hz: 435

Voltage for Rated Output: 165mV to greater than 20 volts

Idle Current Draw: 1.4 amps

Current Draw @ 1/3 Maximum Power: 31 amps @ 288.8 watts

Efficiency @ 1/3 Maximum Power : 66.50%

Power-Up Noise: 26.2 dB SPL

Power-Down Noise: 25.4 dB SPL

 

[coolahan 10+ year member]

wrong section.. so i'll give yah $50 for it ... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[JOHNJOHN485 10+ year member]

lol not for sale i was seeing what its worth