I have a Sony Xplod xm-1502sx that was given to me by a friend but one of the power supplys is toast. I can fix it myself and it's going to cost me something in the neiborhood of $50. But before I do I'll like to know if this thing is worth it, looks new and it's well built (at least on the inside) but I havent been able to find it's spec's. I did look for it on the Sony website but is not listed and when call Sony they wanted to sell me the manual. Does anyone know what it's power is rms at 4 and 2 ohms(don't care for the max ratings) and if it is stable at 2 ohms bridged and the power rating when bridged.
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Not a cheap amp to fix the parts are all japanese and there are few suplyers on the US.
Hey bdl, i did a search on that amp and found these specs for it.
Description: 2/1 channel amplifier, Variable Highpass/Lowpass filter: 50-300Hz, 2 x 150W or 1 x 380W(rated power-RMS at 4Ohm), Frequency response: 5-50,000Hz, MOFSET Output stage/Power Supply, 2-Ohm capable.
Thanks tdsteele. I did a google search on it and found nothing where did you find it?
Hey bdl, I just did a search on Yahoo and came upon this site https://www.besecure2000.com/productsbycategorie.asp?ID=10&offset=8
Its the last amp listed on that page.
Here are the specs it’s about $120 USD. Personally I would not fix it the Sony Xplod is not a very reliable brand when it comes to car audio.
2/1 Channel Stereo Power Amplifier MOSFET Power Supply/Final Stage Full Protection Circuit & 3 Mode Protection Indicator Bridgeable New Gold-Plated Terminal Maximum Output Power 300W x 2 (@4ohm) Or 760W x 1 (@4ohm/BTL) Rated Output Power 150W x 2 (@4ohm) Or 380W x 1 (@4ohm/BTL) S/N Ratio 100dB Variable LPF/HPF 50 - 300Hz (-12dB/oct) Input Sensitivity (0.2-6V)/ High Level (0.4-12V) Low Boost 0-10dB (@40Hz) Dual Mode Capability Frequency Response 5-50kHz