Aquatic AV 2-Channel Amp - Micro 300w

Aquatic AV 2-channel Micro amplifier delivers 300W of Class D power for V-twin motorcycle audio systems. Waterproof construction with bridgeable channels handles both stereo and mono configurations, making it ideal for adding aftermarket speakers or subwoofers to Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle platforms.

Features

• Class D digital amplifier, bridgeable for mono operation
• Waterproof construction rated for outdoor motorcycle duty
• 100W per channel at 4 ohms / 150W per channel at 2 ohms / 300W bridged at 2 ohms
• RCA and speaker-level inputs with Auto Detect
• 2 and 4 ohm stable with overload protection
• Compact size: 9.25 in × 6.5 in × 4.75 in

Specifications

• Brand: Aquatic AV
• Manufacturer Part #: AQ-AD300.2-MICRO
• UPC: 850005742180
• Power Output: 100W @ 4Ω, 150W @ 2Ω per channel; 300W bridged @ 2Ω
• Channels: 2
• Input Type: RCA and speaker-level with Auto Detect
• Impedance: 2 and 4 ohm stable
• Length: 9.25 in
• Width: 6.5 in
• Height: 4.75 in
• Weight: 2.8 lbs

Fitment

Fits V-twin motorcycles including Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle models. Compact size suits tight underseat or saddlebag mounting locations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I run this amp in mono for a subwoofer?

Yes — bridge the two channels into a single mono output to reach 300W at 2 ohms, ideal for powering a dedicated sub.

What's the difference between RCA and speaker-level inputs?

RCA inputs connect to an aftermarket head unit or Bluetooth module. Speaker-level inputs accept factory radio signals directly. Auto Detect switches between them automatically.

Is this amp waterproof enough for outdoor riding?

Yes — Aquatic AV amplifiers are rated waterproof for V-twin motorcycle duty, handling rain and splash from riding conditions.

How much space does it need for mounting?

At 9.25 × 6.5 × 4.75 inches and 2.8 lbs, it fits most underseat, saddlebag, or trunk locations. Verify your bike's available space before ordering.

Will this work with factory Harley or Indian audio systems?

Yes — the speaker-level inputs accept factory radio output, and Auto Detect switches automatically between RCA and factory connections.