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The Taramps BASS 8K is a high-performance mono Class D amplifier engineered exclusively for serious subwoofer systems. With a full 8,000 W RMS output at 1 Ω, it’s designed for extreme bass builds and high-demand installations. Ideal for car audio enthusiasts seeking deep, powerful lows with refined control and durability.

Key Benefits

• Delivers a massive 8,000 W RMS at 1 Ω, providing exceptional output for high-performance subwoofer setups.
• Still produces 5,120 W RMS at 2 Ω, giving flexibility for wiring options. 
• Frequency response from 8 Hz to 250 Hz (-3dB) ensures coverage of deep bass and sub-bass ranges. 
• Adjustable crossover controls including HPF, LPF and parametric bass boost allow fine-tuning of low-frequency performance. 
• Efficient Class D design with high thermal and overload protection ensures reliable operation in demanding installations. 
• Ideal for subwoofer applications and custom car audio systems where premium bass output and control are required.

Technical Specifications

• RMS Power @ 1 Ω (14.4 V): 8,000 W 
• RMS Power @ 2 Ω: 5,120 W 
• Channels: 1 (mono) 
• Impedance: 1 Ω minimum 
• Frequency Response: 8 Hz – 250 Hz (-3 dB) 
• Input Sensitivity: 220 mV 
• Efficiency: ~87% (typical) 
• Protection Systems: Short-circuit output, low impedance output, high/low supply voltage, thermal protection.
• Dimensions: 9.41″ × 2.87″ × 16.50″ (239 × 73 × 419 mm) approx. 
• Weight: ~14.6 lb (6.64 kg) 

Compatibility & Installation

Designed for 12 V automotive audio systems, the Taramps BASS 8K is best paired with a dedicated subwoofer load and heavy gauge power wiring (2/0 AWG or larger) to support the high current draw. Ensure a stable battery/alternator system and proper ventilation to maximize performance and reliability.

FAQS

• What is an 8K amp used for?
  It’s built for high-power bass setups that need strong, clean output for big subwoofers.
• Do I need upgraded electrical to run an 8K amp?
  Yes. At least one extra battery and strong wiring are recommended for stable performance.
• What subs pair well with an 8K amp?
  High-RMS 12", 15", or 18" subs designed to handle serious wattage.
• Is an 8K amp too much for daily driving?
  Not if your electrical system can support it. Many people daily an 8K with no issues.