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Full-Range Mono Amplifiers

One Channel. Flexible Full-Range Output.

A full-range monoblock sends one powerful audio signal to one or more matching speakers. It is a focused choice when every connected speaker should play the same mono signal and left/right stereo separation is not required.
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Is a Full-Range Mono amplifier right for your build?
A full-range monoblock works well for a single high-power speaker or a group of matching speakers that should all reproduce the same signal. It can power one 4-Ohm speaker, two matching 4-Ohm speakers wired in parallel, or four matching 8-Ohm speakers wired in parallel when the amplifier is stable at the resulting load. Choose a 2-channel or 4-channel amplifier instead when independent left/right stereo control is important.
  • One high-power 4-Ohm full-range speaker
  • Two matching 4-Ohm speakers wired in parallel
  • Four matching 8-Ohm speakers wired in parallel
  • Builds where every speaker plays the same mono signal

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2100W RMS

2-Ohm

4 AWG

Power-In

PRV QS3000 1-Ohm
High-Power Monoblock for Dedicated Full-Range or Subwoofer Loads
$129.99
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Common build configurations

SINGLE 4-OHM SPEAKER

Connect one 4-Ohm full-range speaker to the amplifier for a simple single-speaker system. The speaker receives the amplifier's listed RMS output at 4 Ohms.

DUAL 4-OHM SPEAKERS

Wire two matching 4-Ohm speakers in parallel to create a 2-Ohm final load. A 2-Ohm-stable amplifier powers both speakers with its 2-Ohm RMS output shared approximately evenly between them.

FOUR 8-OHM SPEAKERS

Wire four matching 8-Ohm speakers in parallel to create a 2-Ohm final load. A 2-Ohm-stable amplifier powers all four speakers, with each receiving approximately one-quarter of the amplifier's 2-Ohm RMS output.

Match RMS power at the final load

REAL POWER.

REAL RESULTS.

ONE 4-OHM SPEAKER

The amp sees a 4-Ohm load and delivers the 4-Ohm RMS rating.

TWO 4-OHM SPEAKERS IN PARALLEL

The load becomes 2-Ohm and the amp delivers the 2-Ohm RMS rating.

Choose the right wire kit

Proper power and ground wiring ensures your amplifier gets the current it needs.

Follow the recommended wire size listed on the product page.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

A full-range monoblock is a single-channel amplifier capable of reproducing more than bass frequencies. Unlike a subwoofer-only monoblock, it can power compatible midrange, coaxial or other full-range speakers. Verify the amplifier’s frequency-response specifications before using it for speaker pods.
Yes, when the amplifier is stable at 2 Ohms. Two matching 4-Ohm speakers wired in parallel create a 2-Ohm final load. Compare the amplifier’s 2-Ohm RMS output with the combined speaker power requirement, remembering that the power is shared approximately evenly between the two speakers.
Yes, when all four matching 8-Ohm speakers are wired in parallel and the amplifier is stable at 2 Ohms. The four speakers create a 2-Ohm final load, and each speaker receives approximately one-quarter of the amplifier’s 2-Ohm RMS output.
No. A monoblock has one audio channel, so every connected speaker plays the same mono signal. If you need independent left/right stereo separation or separate control for different pod locations, choose a 2-channel or 4-channel amplifier.
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