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Subwoofer power amplifier circuit diagram

Circuit Diagram

Subwoofer power amplifier IC OPA541BM

Amplifier Description



Subwoofer power amplifier circuit based on IC OPA541BM very suitable for use in subwoofer speakers, these amplifiers possess excellence in sound issued because the sound is very clear and issued in accordance with subwoofer speakers in a low tone.

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