Deaf Bonce Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom Mono Amplifier

Product Overview

The Deaf Bonce Apocalypse AAB-800.1D Atom is a high-output, ultra-compact Class-D Monoblock Subwoofer Amplifier engineered to pack serious SPL power into space-restricted vehicle installations. Measuring a remarkably small $4.92ext{“} imes 6.30ext{“} imes 2.50ext{“}$, this “Atom” series monoblock drives up to 790 Watts RMS at a 1-Ohm load ($14.4ext{V}$), making it an outstanding choice for powering heavy-hitting single or dual subwoofers without sacrificing cabin or trunk space.

High-Efficiency Class-D Topology & Precise Driver Control

Designed to extract maximum output efficiency from standard $12ext{V}$ electrical systems ($915ext{V}$ operating range), the AAB-800.1D Atom features an impressive damping factor of $\ge 210$. This allows the amplifier to exert strict electromagnetic control over the subwoofer’s voice coil, preventing sloppy cone excursion and producing tight, articulate, and punchy sub-bass across a $15ext{Hz}$ to $180ext{Hz}$ frequency spectrum.

Integrated Sub Stage Crossovers & Solid Connection Block

Equipped with onboard variable tuning controls, the AAB-800.1D Atom includes a Low-Pass Filter ($35180ext{ Hz}$ at $12ext{dB/Oct}$) and a Subsonic Filter ($1550ext{ Hz}$) to shield subwoofers from damaging sub-audible frequencies. Heavy-duty 4 AWG power input terminals and 8 AWG speaker output block terminals ensure low-resistance current transfer and a secure hold on heavy cabling.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What subwoofers work best with the Deaf Bonce AAB-800.1D Atom?

A: This amplifier pairs exceptionally well with subwoofers rated between $600ext{W}$ and $800ext{W RMS}$. To achieve the full $790ext{W RMS}$ output power, wire your subwoofers down to a $1ext{-Ohm}$ final load (e.g., a single dual 2-Ohm sub or two dual 4-Ohm subs wired in parallel).

Q: What size power wire and fuse should I use for installation?

A: The amplifier features 4 Gauge set-screw power terminals. We recommend using a 4 AWG 100% Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) power wiring kit equipped with an inline fuse holder (rated around 60A to 80A) placed near your vehicle’s main battery.

Q: How does the Subsonic Filter help protect my subwoofers?

A: The Subsonic filter cuts off ultra-low frequencies ($15ext{–}50ext{ Hz}$) that are below human hearing range or below a ported enclosure’s tuning frequency. Eliminating these frequencies prevents the subwoofer cone from over-exerting and bottoming out.