Clarion Product Specs, APX200.2M Power System Amplifier, Problem, Solution

Models: APX200

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PRODUCT SPECS

APX200.2M Power System Amplifier

Problem

Distorted audio.

Solution

Gain is not set properly, or damaged speaker cones. Review Setting Gain; inspect each speaker cone for signs of damage (i.e. frozen cone, burning smell, etc.)

Problem

Audio lacks punch.

Solution

Speakers wired incorrectly, which causes cancellation of bass frequencies. Check polarity of wires from amplifier to each speaker as defined by the system design.

Problem

Amplifier fuse keeps blowing.

Solution

Incorrect wiring or short circuit. Review Installation and check all wiring connections.

Problem

Whining or ticking noise in the audio with engine on.

Solution

Amplifier is picking up alternator noise or radiated noise. Turn down input gain; move audio cables away from power wires. Check power and ground connections on amplifier; install an in-line noise filter on source unit's power wire; check alternator and/or voltage regulator; test for weak battery or add water to battery.

PRODUCT SPECS

 

APX200.2M

Frequency Response

20Hz ~ 20kHz

Signal Noise Ratio

>100db

THD

.05% all channels driven

Input Sensitivity Low Level

250mV ~ 2.5 V

Input Sensitivity Speaker Level

500mV ~ 5V

Max. Power Output

220W (110Wx 2)

Cont. Power Output

100W (50w x 2) @ .08% THD

2-Ohm Stereo Output

110 x 2 @ .05% THD

Bridged Power

220 x 1 @ .05% THD

Dimensions

2-1/8"H x 8-1/4"W x 9" L

Current Consumption at output

 

@ max power

28A @ 382 Watts

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Clarion installation manual Product Specs, APX200.2M Power System Amplifier, Problem, Solution

FAQ

How do I fix distorted audio from my APX200.2M amplifier?

Review the gain settings and inspect speaker cones for damage.

What should I do if my amplifier fuse keeps blowing?

Check for incorrect wiring or a short circuit, and review the installation to ensure all connections are secure.

How can I reduce whining or ticking noise in the audio with the engine running?

Turn down the input gain, move audio cables away from power wires, and check power and ground connections on the amplifier.