Sony XM-GTR2202 GTX Series Amplifier

Sony XM-GTR2202 GTX Series Amplifier Review

Sony XM-GTR2202 GTX Series Amplifier Feature

• Two-channel bridgeable amplifier with MOSFET power supply
• Delivers 270 Watts RMS x 2 at 2 ohms; 220 Watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms; 1400 Watts max bridged
• Line and speaker level inputs
• Variable low pass filter from 50-300Hz; subsonic filter
• Variable bass boost of 0 to +10 dB @ 40 Hz

Sony's XM-GTR2202 Xplod amplifier is a great way to start building a worthy system for your vehicle. This MOSFET two-channel amp delivers 270W RMS x 2 (at 2 ohms), 220W RMS x 2 (at 4 ohms), or a max of 1400 watts x 1 when bridged to mono.

A great way to start building a worthy system for your vehicle. Click to enlarge.

Line and speaker level inputs.

1400 watts max power when bridged.

Bridgeable Power
In bridged mono mode, the XM-GTR2202 can deliver a whopping 1400 watts to your subwoofer.

MOSFET Power Supply
High-output MOSFET Power ICs produce clearer and more accurate sound with less distortion and at higher signal/noise ratios.

Low Pass Filters
Variable low-pass filter from 50-300 Hz.

Variable Bass Boost
Variable bass boost of 0 to +10 dB at 40Hz provides additional bass response at lower frequencies.

Variable Subsonic Filter
Trim the signal of unusable bass--below human hearing range and taxing to audio systems--for further efficiency with the Subsonic filter. Set it between 6 and 70 Hz.

Line/Speaker Level Inputs
Helps ensure compatibility with most receivers.

Line Out
The XM-GTR2202 features a line out, convenient for system building.

What's in the Box
Sony XM-GTR2202 GTX Series Amplifier, User's Manual Sony XM-GTXR2202 GTX Series Amplifier