4-CHANNEL CLASS D AMPLIFIER WITH 8-CHANNELL DSP · 540 WATTS RMS

The M4+ is the sibling of the M6, with the distinction of providing greater power per channel while offering 4 channels of amplification.

It also features an 8-channel DSP processor, allowing for further expansion of the audio system.

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Features

Intelligent High Level Input (Error Protection System)

Start-Stop ready, Auto Turn-On

Burr-Brown converters (PCM3168A) and Analog Devices DSP (ADAU1452)

32bit, 295 MHz DSP technology, controllable via new V3 PC software or Tunest App

Soft-Clipping (power attenuation) in 2 Ohm operation

Signal-to-noise Ratio ≥90dB

Frequency Response 15 Hz – 22 kHz (-3dB)

THD ≤0.1% (1 kHz, 4Ω, 90% Power)

Separately controllable input sensitivity (Channel 1-6, AUX), Clipping LEDs

Plug+Play with vehicle-specific cable sets

External Bluetooth® USB-Dongles BTS, BTS-HD & BTA2 for Audio Streaming & App Control (optional)

Digital remote control DRC1 with OLED display for controlling various DSP functions (optional)

Technology

Every channel pair can be bridged. Bridging amplifier channels to more than double the power.

EPS technology which prevents when connected to an OEM factory radio that no functions are impaired or error messages are written into the vehicle memory.

The amplifier can handle frequent power cycling from vehicles’ automatic start-stop systems, ensuring consistent sound quality even when the engine turns on and off repeatedly.

This feature eliminates the need for a separate remote turn-on wire, simplifying the installation process. It ensures that the amplifier is ready to operate whenever the audio system is in use.

Specifications

Power output(RMS) @ 13.8 VDC, 1% THD:

4 x 100/135 Watts RMS @ 4/2 Ω or

2 x 270 Watts RMS @ 4 Ω bridged

6 x High Level Input

6 x RCA Low Level Input*

2 x AUX/RCA Input, 1 x Optical Input/Stereo

4 x Loudspeaker Output amplified

4 x Pre-Amplifier Output/RCA (configurable via DSP)

Dimensions: 220 x 44 x 150 mm

* only with optional MPK-RCA6/MPK-RCA6-PP cable se