Description
RL2300.1 — High-Current L-3 Monoblock — 2350W RMS @ 1Ω
RL2300.1 is the largest mono model in this RL family and belongs in a genuinely high-output sub system. Recoil publishes 1,500 watts at 2 ohms and 2,350 watts at 1 ohm, so the charging system, battery reserve, OFC power/ground wiring and fuse strategy have to be part of the purchase.
SMS would choose it only when the subwoofer stage can actually use this power. If the system is built around a 1,000–1,500W target, RL1600.1 is easier to support. The wider published control range on RL2300.1 does not change its primary job: it is still a high-output mono bass amplifier in a normal SMS system.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 2350W RMS x1 @ 1Ω
• 1500W RMS x1 @ 2Ω
• 900W RMS x1 @ 4Ω
• Operating voltage: 9–16V
• HPF / LPF: 30–300 Hz
• Subsonic: 12–35 Hz
• Bass boost: 0–12 dB
• S/N: 89.9 dB
• THD+N: <0.11%
RL2300.1 is the largest mono model in this RL family and belongs in a genuinely high-output sub system. Recoil publishes 1,500 watts at 2 ohms and 2,350 watts at 1 ohm, so the charging system, battery reserve, OFC power/ground wiring and fuse strategy have to be part of the purchase.
SMS would choose it only when the subwoofer stage can actually use this power. If the system is built around a 1,000–1,500W target, RL1600.1 is easier to support. The wider published control range on RL2300.1 does not change its primary job: it is still a high-output mono bass amplifier in a normal SMS system.
MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS
• 2350W RMS x1 @ 1Ω
• 1500W RMS x1 @ 2Ω
• 900W RMS x1 @ 4Ω
• Operating voltage: 9–16V
• HPF / LPF: 30–300 Hz
• Subsonic: 12–35 Hz
• Bass boost: 0–12 dB
• S/N: 89.9 dB
• THD+N: <0.11%
AMPLIFIER SYSTEM FIT
Where this fits in the build
An amplifier should be chosen around the channels, load, speaker or subwoofer plan, available electrical support and how hard the system needs to play.
Plan aroundMatch usable channels and power to the actual speakers and load.
Match itPlan signal processing and gain structure before chasing wattage.
Finish itHigher output may require charging, battery and wiring upgrades.