Amplificadores de audio para automóvil BOSS de 4 canales

What You Should Know Before Installing Boss Audio 4-Channel Amplifiers

Your car stereo system is an essential convenience feature. Whether you play CDs, listen to the radio, or stream music from your smartphone, you’ll want good sound from your favorite song and when listening to the news. Find out how adding a 4-channel amplifier from Boss Audio can expand the capability of your factory audio system.

Boss 4-channel amps are most often used to power a set of door speakers in your vehicle. They have Class A/B circuitry and provide full range stereo sound. When 4-channel amps are bridgeable, they can be configured for applications other than door speakers. If you’re planning to upgrade to premium speakers or are designing a component audio system for your car, you can use an external amp to provide additional power not available in your OEM car stereo system. If you plan to install a subwoofer which requires a significant amount of power, an amplifier is an essential component.

• Sound system upgrade: Adding a Boss 4-channel amp is an economical way to boost power to all your speakers without replacing the factory-installed receiver. For this configuration, select an amp with speaker level inputs.
• Rear fill sound: Connect both front and rear door speakers to a Boss Audio 4-channel amp using one channel for each speaker. This allows you to maintain front to rear fade control while giving your car a rear fill or surround sound atmosphere.
• Power a subwoofer: You can power a pair of speakers and one subwoofer by bridging two channels to power the sub and using the other two channels to power each speaker.

Match the power of your Boss 4-channel amp to your car audio system’s power requirement. You’ll see a peak wattage rating and an RMS wattage rating on many product descriptions. Use the RMS rating as your guide in addition to the peak wattage rating.

• Under the seat: Boss 4-channel amplifiers can be mounted in any convenient location in your vehicle. Mounting the amp under the seat allows you to save space, keep the amp hidden from view, protect it from items stored or being transported in your trunk, and run shorter cables from the amp to the receiver.
• Inside of the trunk: Trunk mounting keeps the amp out of the cabin. It places the amp closer to your rear speakers and keeps the amp closer to your subwoofer. When deciding where to mount your Boss Audio 4-channel amplifier, pick an area that will have plenty of air space around the component where heat produced by the amp can dissipate. This protects your amp from overheating and shutting down.
• Near good airflow: Leave a few inches around each side for air circulation to keep the amp as cool as possible. Avoid mounting your Boss Audio car amp upside down. You can mount an amplifier vertically or horizontally. When mounting vertically, make sure that the heatsink and fins are also vertical for efficient heat dissipation.