Car Audio & Amplifiers

The Club A5055 5-channel amplifier delivers a powerful 50-Watts RMS to each of the front and rear speakers in your car, and a pounding 500-Watts RMS to the subwoofer channel — a much smarter ratio of subwoofer-to-full-range power than what is typical in 5-channel amps. You can also bridge the amp to 3-channel mode to deliver 140-Watts RMS to your front speakers while driving your sub with 500-Watts RMS. Speaker-level inputs allow this amplifier to integrate into almost any system, even one using your car’s factory radio. Separate high-pass and low-pass crossovers on the front and rear channels allow you dial in the perfect roll off to best suit speaker placement and cabin acoustics. The subwoofer channel features a low-pass crossover, selectable bass boost, and phase switch to optimize subwoofer performance.

Class AB amplifier output stage combines the advantages of the Class A amplifier and the Class B amplifier while minimizing the problems of low efficiency and distortion associated with them.

Adjustable High-Pass/Low-Pass Crossover Filter
Concert amplifiers have the High-Pass Filter (HPF) and the Low-Pass Filter (LPF), which allow you to adjust the frequency from 40Hz to 400Hz based on your own music taste to deliver the appropriate musical frequencies to speakers.

Auto Turn On Facility
When using the High-level signal inputs, the amplifier automatically turns on once a DC offset is detected (>2.5 volts). When using the Line-level signal inputs, the amplifier will also turn on once a +12V signal is detected from the remote turn-on wire.

Efficient Cooling Design
High performance amplifiers are not only powerful but also compact which depend on overall Efficient Cooling Design.

Concert Sound and Elegant Looks
JBL Concert amplifiers deliver extraordinary sound experience with elegant industry design.

Reliable Performance
In order to deliver high quality sound and reliable performance, the high-quality component such as audio capacitors, power MOSFET are selected for Concert amplifiers. Those amplifiers also have to undergo a rigid testing process that would destroy unstable amplifiers. JBL freezes them, bakes them, shakes them, blasts them with ultraviolet light and drives them at full power for days at a time.