SoundImpress DIY Stereo amplifier kit | 1000WPC | Powered by ICEpower

Highlights

• All-in-one stereo amplifier kit
• Amplifier and Power Supply integrated solution
• Easy to assemble
• Universal mains with active Power Factor Correction
• Detailed step-by-step instructions
• Very low distortion over whole frequency range
• Minimum load impedance at 3 Ohm
• Thermal and over-current protection
• Sound optimized soft clipping

Product details

SoundImpress ICE2000-2CH-Kit 2x1000W DIY Amplifier Kit Powered by ICEpower

As sound sources have evolved from LP’s to CD’s to streaming audio, a high quality power amplifier remains a key ingredient to any good Hi-Fi stereo setup. No matter whether you need a stereo amplifier for your small bookshelf speakers, subwoofer or tower speakers, this amplifier kit with ICEpower technology inside creates a fantastic high quality result.

The 2000AS2 amplifier module is an audiophile, high performance class-D power amplifier. The performance stands out with high dynamics and crystal clear mid- and high-frequencies. The low noise level generates a completely black background to reveal the tiniest of details in every recording. Designed to withstand the demands of professional (live concert) applications, not only in terms of sound quality, but also on ruggedness and reliability.

This kit contains everything you need to build your own SoundImpress stereo amplifier. The main parts of this amplifier are the ICEpower 2000AS2 amplifier module and the black anodized aluminum case. The amplifier modules with integrated high efficient resonant power supplies offers audiophile quality, are extreme powerful but also compact. The custom milled aluminum enclosure, which houses the ICEpower 2000AS2 amplifier module, is the best thermal material for audio devices.

Along the main parts, this kit includes everything else you need to build a powerful, high-quality stereoamplifier at a reasonable price. Assembly is easy and only requires proper positioning of the modules, some minor soldering, bolts to be tightened and connectors to be clicked. Anybody, who is comfortable with a screwdriver and can handle a soldering iron, can build this amazing stereo amplifier.