Marts Digital, a leading amplifier manufacturer based in Brazil, produces a range of amplifier lines, including multi-channel full-ranges, as well as monoblock full-range and bass amps. Their amplifiers span an impressive power spectrum, with some models pushing out a staggering 30,000 watts, while others offer a compact yet potent 400 watts in multi-channel configurations.
World of high-performance sound - with the Marts Digital MXB-8000-1 Monoblock Class D Amplifier. Xtreme Bass Amplifier series - Marts Digital brin...
View full detailsExperience the pinnacle of audio power - with the Marts Digital MXB-30000-1 Monoblock Amplifier. Class D monoblock amplifier - redefining high-per...
View full detailsElevate your auditory experience with 30000W RMS power at 1 Ohm, providing high-fidelity sound reproduction that brings your music to life. Enjoy ...
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Great subs but after owning them for 8 months now i already had to recone them once... i have them on a taramps 5k i have a d6500 in the rear and a d5100 under the hood.. and just can't handle the power... i do like them and they def sound real good.. but wish i would have bought 4 instead would recommend if your gonna toss a 3k on em cause they do get down and they're loud!
IVE BEEN RUNNING 2 OF THESE TITAN 1044 FOR YEARS ON MANY DIFFERENT AMPS AND OHM LOADS AND I HAVE NOT BEEN DISAPPOINTED YET THESE THINGS GET DOWN. I BOUGHT A 3RD ONE A COUPLE MONTHS AGO AND HAVE BEEN PUTTING IT THROUGH IT ALSO AND IT DONT MISS A BEAT RUNNING THEM 3 ON A KICKER KXA 2400.1 AT .67 OHMS FIXIN TO GET A 4TH ONE AND PUT THEM ON SAME AMP AT .50 OHM .... I LUV THESE SUBS
These boxes are A+ quality! I don’t see how they sell for this cheap! It would cost me more than I paid to make it myself which I have in the past. Great service and quick shipping.
I really liked this amplifier, very good quality, I have had the Salt series for a long time and I must say that B2 is excellent and more the quality, Thanks to Jay Holm
