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Sky High Car Audio FXB 2000.1 Compact Monoblock Amplifier
Sky High Car Audio FXB 2000.1 Compact Monoblock Amplifier
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Sky High Car Audio FXB 2000.1 Compact Monoblock Amplifier
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The Sky High Car Audio FXB 2000.1 Compact Monoblock Amplifier delivers more than 2,000 watts RMS at 1 ohm from a chassis measuring less than seven inches long. This compact Class D amplifier is built for customers who need serious subwoofer power without dedicating a large section of the vehicle to an amplifier rack.
At 14.4 volts, the FXB 2000.1 produces 2,100 watts RMS at 1 ohm, 1,200 watts RMS at 2 ohms, and 600 watts RMS at 4 ohms. Its small footprint makes it a practical choice for car and truck installations, motorcycles, powersports systems, behind-seat installations, under-seat installations, stealth builds, and modern vehicles with limited equipment space.
The included multi-function bass knob provides remote level control along with real-time amplifier temperature, system voltage, and clipping information. This gives you useful system feedback from the driver’s seat, even when the amplifier is mounted somewhere difficult to see.
Browse more products from the Sky High Car Audio collection, compare other monoblock subwoofer amplifiers, or shop our complete selection of car audio subwoofers.
FXB 2000.1 Power Ratings at 14.4 Volts
| Final impedance | RMS output |
|---|---|
| 1 ohm | 2,100 watts RMS |
| 2 ohms | 1,200 watts RMS |
| 4 ohms | 600 watts RMS |
| Minimum impedance | 1 ohm |
Published power ratings are measured at 14.4 volts. Actual output depends on system voltage, final impedance, source signal, wiring, installation, tuning, and available charging current.
More Than 2,000 Watts in a Compact Chassis
The FXB 2000.1 measures only 5.9 inches × 6.7 inches × 2.1 inches. That compact size gives installers more freedom when there is not enough room for a traditional 2,000-watt monoblock amplifier.
Good installation applications include:
- Behind-seat truck installations
- Under-seat amplifier installations with proper clearance
- Motorcycle and powersports audio systems
- Compact daily-driver subwoofer builds
- Modern vehicle and factory-system integration
- Stealth installations with hidden equipment
- Custom builds where amplifier space is limited
Always measure the complete mounting area before ordering. Leave enough space for power wire, ground wire, RCA cables, speaker wire, control access, mounting hardware, ventilation, and proper operation of the internal cooling fan.
Multi-Function Bass Knob Included
The included FXB bass knob provides more information than a basic remote level controller. Its functions include:
- Remote amplifier-level adjustment
- Real-time amplifier-temperature display
- Real-time electrical-system voltage display
- Clipping indicator
The voltage display helps you monitor how the electrical system responds when the amplifier is under load. The temperature display is especially useful when the amplifier is installed in a tight or concealed location. The clipping indicator can help show when the system is approaching its limits.
The clip indicator is a useful monitoring tool, but it does not replace correct gain setting, subwoofer matching, enclosure design, crossover adjustment, or electrical-system testing.
Sky High FXB 2000.1 Features
- Compact Class D monoblock amplifier
- 2,100 watts RMS at 1 ohm at 14.4 volts
- 1-ohm minimum impedance
- Stable with electrical systems operating up to 16.8 volts
- Multi-function bass knob included
- Remote amplifier-level adjustment
- Real-time amplifier-temperature display
- Real-time system-voltage display
- Bass-knob clipping indicator
- Internal cooling fan
- Adjustable high-pass and low-pass filters
- Adjustable subsonic filter
- Adjustable 0–12 dB bass boost
- 10 Hz–20 kHz published frequency response
- Greater than 180 damping factor
- Less than 0.1% total harmonic distortion
- Thermal protection
- Overload protection
- Short-circuit protection
- DC-output protection
- Voltage protection
- 1/0-gauge power input
- 200-amp fuse rating
- Compatible with the SHCA modular mounting ecosystem
- Compatible with SHCA Universal Amp Key mounting options
FXB 2000.1 Specifications
| Amplifier type | Compact Class D monoblock |
|---|---|
| Minimum impedance | 1 ohm |
| Maximum supported voltage | 16.8 volts |
| Frequency response | 10 Hz–20 kHz |
| Damping factor | Greater than 180 |
| Total harmonic distortion | Less than 0.1% |
| Bass boost | Adjustable from 0–12 dB |
| Power input | 1/0 gauge |
| Fuse rating | 200 amps |
| Cooling | Internal cooling fan |
| Dimensions | 5.9 × 6.7 × 2.1 inches |
Subwoofer and Impedance Matching
Before ordering, confirm that your subwoofer voice coils can be wired to a final load of 1, 2, or 4 ohms. The FXB 2000.1 should never be connected below its published 1-ohm minimum impedance.
Match the subwoofer’s realistic RMS power handling to the amplifier’s output at the final wired impedance:
- At 1 ohm: Match around the amplifier’s 2,100-watt RMS rating.
- At 2 ohms: Match around the amplifier’s 1,200-watt RMS rating.
- At 4 ohms: Match around the amplifier’s 600-watt RMS rating.
These ratings apply to the complete connected subwoofer load. When multiple subwoofers are used, divide the available power across the connected subwoofers and confirm that the voice-coil configuration creates a safe final impedance.
Power Wire and Fuse Requirements
The FXB 2000.1 accepts 1/0-gauge power wire and has a published 200-amp fuse rating. Use properly sized, true-spec power and ground cable, a quality fuse holder, and secure high-current connections.
The main power-wire fuse should be mounted near the battery. The amplifier ground should be short, properly sized, and attached securely to clean bare metal or another verified grounding point.
Browse our car audio amplifier wiring kits or select the appropriate power, ground, remote, and speaker wire for your installation.
Electrical Support for a 2,000-Watt Amplifier
A 2,100-watt amplifier can place significant demand on a vehicle’s charging system. Electrical requirements depend on the vehicle, listening habits, system voltage, amplifier efficiency, wire length, battery capacity, alternator output, and the total current demand of every amplifier in the system.
If voltage drops heavily when the system plays, do not compensate by increasing the amplifier gain. Inspect the battery, alternator, grounds, power wire, fuse holders, terminals, and charging connections.
Depending on the vehicle and build, electrical support may include:
- A properly installed Big 3 wiring upgrade
- A high-output alternator matched to the vehicle
- Appropriate car audio lithium battery support
- Correctly sized power and ground wire
- Quality fuse holders, terminals, and grounding connections
Electrical upgrades must be matched to the complete vehicle and charging system. Do not mix batteries or change operating voltage without confirming compatibility between the alternator, batteries, amplifier, and vehicle electronics.
Gain and Crossover Setup
Gain is used to match the amplifier’s input sensitivity to the clean output of the radio, line-output converter, or digital signal processor. It is not a volume control and should not automatically be turned to maximum.
Start with bass boost turned off. Set the low-pass filter for the connected subwoofer system and use the adjustable subsonic filter when operating a ported enclosure. The correct subsonic setting depends on enclosure tuning, filter slope, subwoofer limits, and applied power.
For additional help, read our guide explaining how to set amplifier gain correctly.
Sky High FXB 2000.1 Frequently Asked Questions
How much power does the FXB 2000.1 produce?
At 14.4 volts, it is rated for 2,100 watts RMS at 1 ohm, 1,200 watts RMS at 2 ohms, and 600 watts RMS at 4 ohms.
Is the FXB 2000.1 stable below 1 ohm?
No below-1-ohm rating is published for this amplifier. Its listed minimum impedance is 1 ohm, so it should not be wired below that load.
Does the FXB 2000.1 include a bass knob?
Yes. It includes a multi-function bass knob with remote level adjustment, amplifier-temperature display, system-voltage display, and a clipping indicator.
Can this amplifier operate on a 16-volt system?
Sky High lists the FXB 2000.1 as stable up to 16.8 volts. Every component connected to the electrical system must be compatible with the chosen operating voltage.
What size power wire does it accept?
The amplifier accepts 1/0-gauge power wire. Cable material, length, current capacity, installation quality, and voltage drop must still be considered when selecting wire.
What fuse rating does Sky High publish?
Sky High publishes a 200-amp fuse rating for the FXB 2000.1. The main power wire should be fused near the battery with equipment appropriate for the cable and installation.
Will the FXB 2000.1 fit under a seat?
It may fit beneath some seats because it measures only 5.9 × 6.7 × 2.1 inches. Measure carefully and leave room for wiring, airflow, seat movement, mounting hardware, and access to the controls.
Can it be used in a motorcycle or powersports system?
Yes. Its compact dimensions make it useful for motorcycle and powersports installations when the amplifier can be mounted securely with proper wiring, ventilation, weather protection, and electrical support.
Need Help Matching Your System?
If you need help matching the FXB 2000.1 with your subwoofers, final impedance, enclosure, wiring, or electrical system, contact Audio Sellerz through the website live chat. We are a real car audio shop and can help you plan the complete system before ordering.
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