Fusion Apollo Series 1160 Watt 4 Channel Marine Amplifier

The Fusion Apollo Series 4 channel marine amplifier is one of the best sounding and most powerful 4 channel amplifiers you can put in your boat. There's only one catch. You have to use a Fusion Apollo Series head unit.

• Ease of Installation - The idea behind these Apollo series amplifiers is ease of installation. Fusion has done that primarily with their Easy Tune DSP and Mounting Bracket System
• 150W RMS Per Channel - With 150 RMS per channel at 4 ohms, this amplifier can provide more than enough power for the Fusion Signature Series speakers. Whether you are powering the 6.5", the 7.7" or the 8.8", this Apollo Series amp can more than do the job.
• Easy Tune DSP - The Easy Tune DSP automatically sets and regulates the audio settings for the best sound quality possible. You program your head unit and amplifier to tell it which speakers and/or subwoofers are on each channel the amplifier and head unit will adjust the settings for the best sound quality. There's no need for manual controls
• Mounting Brackets - On a boat, it is often best practice to mount the amplifier vertically with the wire connections at the bottom to ensure that any moisture or water does not end up in the amplifier due to gravity. The problem is that mounting an amplifier vertically can be difficult and often times requires more than 2 hands. The Fusion Apollo series amplifiers use a mounting bracket system that allows you to mount the bracket first (which is light and easy to mount) and then the amplifier slides onto the bracket and locks into place. The bracket system is secure and the amplifier(s) will not dislodge or bounce around even in rough waters.
• 2 Ohm Stable - You can use this 4 channel amplifier to power up to 4 pairs of speakers or it can be used to power 2 pairs of speakers and a subwoofer. You don't need a 5 channel amplifier as the Easy Tune DSP will handle the audio settings for each zone.
• True Marine Design - Fusion is a Garmin brand, one of the most trusted names in marine electronics. These Apollo Series amplifiers are designed to last season after season and have been tested against salt fog, temperature, vibration, and UV.
• Less Distortion - The sound quality and power output of these amplifiers is unmatched. Some amps distort at higher power but the Fusion Apollo amps are designed to play loud, clean, and without distortion
• Ignition Protected - There is an intelligent electronic fuse in the amplifier itself to prevent over/under current, temperature, output short, and other faults.
• Efficient Class D Circuitry - The Class D circuitry on these Apollo series amplifiers is designed to deliver clean, efficient power with minimal current draw from your battery. In addition, the amplifier is designed to prevent damage from overheating and will protect itself.
• 3 Year Warranty - Fusion and Garmin stand behind these amplifiers with a 3 year warranty. We are online authorized and you can buy with confidence knowing that you are protected for the first 3 years.
• High Power Mode Adapters Included - If you want to bridge a zone to power a subwoofer, the high power mode adapters connect to the speaker adapters make it simple and easy to bridge your connections and the adpaters includes a magnet which tells the amplifier that the channel is bridged and triggers high-power mode.

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To configure the amplifier for use with your stereo and speakers, you must use the Fusion-Link app to set up the DSP profile after you have completed the connections.

1. Follow the instructions in your stereo owner's manual to download the Fusion-Link app and connect it to the stereo. **Make Sure You Connect the Amplifier to the Head Unit First**
2. Select the appropriate amplifier, speakers, and/or subwoofer(s) for each zone in the Fusion-Link app.
3. Follow the instructions in the Fusion-Link app to select a configured profile for the connected amplifier, speakers, and/or subwoofer(s).
4. Send the DSP profile to the connected stereo and test the sound.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the audio system sounds satisfactory.