RD500/110%OFF

JL Audio

RD500/1

Subwoofers

Monthly deal price

$359.99$399.99

In stock

Black November

30% OFF

November price

$279.99

Regular $399.99

You save $120.00

In-store only · Nov 1–30 · pickup in Hayward — not available online or for shipping

Online checkout happens on our main store and charges the store's listed price.

Specifications

Brand
JL Audio
Product type
Subwoofers
Impedance
2 Ω
Collections
JL Amps, Current Ads

About this product

Monoblock Class D Subwoofer Amplifier, 500 W x 1 @ 2 Ω / 250 W x 1 @ 4 Ω - 14.4V Born to produce a whopping 500 watts into 2 ohms (14.4V, 1% THD), the RD500/1 amplifier was engineered to generate tons of pure subwoofer bliss from a sleek, ultra-compact chassis. The secret behind its power proficiency is our proprietary NexD™ switching technology, which delivers large amounts of power output with precise efficiency and ultra-low distortion. For your convenience, the RD500/1’s controls are located on top of the amplifier, beneath a protective cover, with all connections found along one side of its chassis. Signal processing features include a 12 dB / octave low-pass filter, with continuously variable frequency selection from 50-500 Hz, and a variable bass boost EQ. Dual-range, differential-balanced inputs are also on-hand, capable of accepting most input voltage levels. Automatic turn-on capability (via signal sensing or DC-offset sensing) is standard, along with a set of preamp outputs so you can easily pass signals to another amplifier. The RD500/1 is also equipped with an onboard LED-clipping indicator. This all-new, innovative feature lets you easily set your amplifier’s input sensitivity setting, quickly and accurately, with no special equipment needed. The RD500/1 features a durable, black powder-coated finish and a top-mounted, dual-color LED light strip that reports the overall status and condition. With the addition of an RBC-1 remote level control (sold separately), you can control the subwoofer output directly from the driver’s seat.

Installation tips

  • Match the sub's impedance and voice-coil wiring to your amplifier's stable load.
  • Use the enclosure volume the manufacturer recommends — box size changes the bass more than anything else.
  • Set the amp's low-pass filter around 80 Hz and use the subsonic filter to protect the driver.
  • Run a properly sized power and ground wire and secure the box so it can't move while driving.

Want it installed right?

Our Hayward team installs everything we sell.

406 W. Harder Rd, Hayward, CA

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