Pioneer Class-D Marine Amplifier – 4-Channel (GM-ME400X4)

د.إ 1175.00

The Pioneer Class-D Marine Amplifier – 4-Channel (GM-ME400X4) delivers flexible power for marine audio systems. It provides up to 150 W × 4 at 4Ω, 200 W × 4 at 2Ω, or 400 W × 2 in bridged mode. Features include variable HPF/LPF crossover controls, speaker-level input, <0.05% distortion, and a compact 252 × 60 × 215 mm design. Suitable for powering compatible marine speakers on boats, yachts, and other vessels.

Description

Pioneer Class-D Marine Amplifier – 4-Channel (GM-ME400X4) is a four-channel marine audio amplifier designed to provide powerful, controlled sound for onboard entertainment systems. Its Class-D amplification technology delivers high output from a relatively compact enclosure, making it practical for boats where installation space is often limited. With up to 1,200 watts of total maximum power, this marine amplifier can drive multiple speakers or be configured in bridged mode for applications requiring higher output.

The GM-ME400X4 supports maximum outputs of 150 W × 4 at 4 ohms, 200 W × 4 at 2 ohms, and 400 W × 2 when bridged. Its continuous output ratings include 75 W × 4 at 4 ohms, 100 W × 4 at 2 ohms, 150 W × 4 at 1 ohm and 200 W × 2 at 4 ohms in bridged mode. This flexible channel configuration allows an installer to build a balanced marine sound system using four speakers, multiple speaker zones, or a suitable bridged arrangement. Speaker impedance and wiring must always match the selected operating configuration.

Designed specifically for marine use, this Pioneer amplifier offers enhanced environmental protection against moisture, fading, stains, and the typical weather conditions encountered around boats. This makes it more suitable for marine audio installations than a conventional amplifier that has not been designed for such surroundings. However, it should still be installed in an appropriately protected, ventilated location and connected according to Pioneer’s installation instructions.

The built-in variable high-pass and low-pass filters provide a crossover adjustment range from 40 Hz to 500 Hz. These controls help an installer direct the appropriate frequency range to the connected marine speakers or subwoofer, supporting a cleaner and more balanced audio system. Its broad 10 Hz–50 kHz frequency response covers low bass through high-frequency audio, while total harmonic distortion below 0.05% and a signal-to-noise ratio above 95 dB support clear sound reproduction with low unwanted noise.

Speaker-level inputs allow the boat amplifier to receive an audio signal from compatible source units that may not provide standard RCA preamp outputs. This can be useful when integrating the amplifier with an existing receiver or upgrading an installed marine stereo system. The GM-ME400X4 measures 252 mm wide, 60 mm high, and 215 mm deep, giving installers clear dimensions for planning placement, cable routing, and ventilation. Buyers and installers should confirm the available space, electrical supply, speaker impedance, and complete system requirements before installation.

Key Features:

  • Pioneer Class-D Marine Amplifier – 4-Channel (GM-ME400X4) delivers flexible amplification for multi-speaker marine audio systems, with four-channel and bridged operating configurations.
  • Class-D amplifier design provides strong audio output from a compact enclosure measuring 252 × 60 × 215 mm.
  • Produces up to 150 W × 4 at 4 ohms, 200 W × 4 at 2 ohms, or 400 W × 2 in bridged mode.
  • Continuous power ratings include 75 W × 4 at 4 ohms, 100 W × 4 at 2 ohms, 150 W × 4 at 1 ohm, and 200 W × 2 at 4 ohms bridged.
  • Variable HPF and LPF crossover controls can be adjusted from 40 Hz to 500 Hz to suit different speaker arrangements.
  • Wide frequency response of 10 Hz–50 kHz supports low-, midrange, and high-frequency audio reproduction.
  • Total harmonic distortion is rated below 0.05%, with a signal-to-noise ratio above 95 dB.
  • Speaker-level input supports connection to compatible receivers without conventional RCA preamp outputs.
  • Marine-oriented construction provides enhanced environmental protection against moisture, fading, stains, and typical onboard weather exposure.
  • Flexible 4/2/1-channel configuration supports different speaker and bridged-system layouts when correctly wired.

Applications / Suitable For:

  • Pioneer Class-D Marine Amplifier – 4-Channel (GM-ME400X4) is suitable for upgrading the audio systems of boats and other compatible marine vessels, providing amplification for onboard speakers and carefully planned speaker zones.
  • Suitable for powering up to four compatible marine speakers in a conventional four-channel audio arrangement.
  • Can be used in correctly configured bridged installations where greater output is needed for compatible audio components.
  • Suitable for marine entertainment systems installed on leisure boats, fishing boats, speedboats and yachts.
  • Useful for replacing an underpowered amplifier or adding external amplification to a compatible marine stereo receiver.
  • Appropriate for custom boat audio installations requiring adjustable high-pass or low-pass frequency control.
  • Suitable for systems using a compatible source unit with speaker-level audio outputs.
  • Intended for protected and ventilated installation locations with suitable power wiring, grounding, and circuit protection.

 

FAQs:

Q: What is the maximum power output of the Pioneer GM-ME400X4?
A: It delivers up to 150 W × 4 at 4 ohms, 200 W × 4 at 2 ohms, or 400 W × 2 in bridged mode, depending on the system configuration.

Q: Can this marine amplifier power four speakers?
A: Yes. It is a four-channel marine amplifier designed to power compatible speakers when their impedance, wiring, and power requirements match the amplifier specifications.

Q: Does the GM-ME400X4 include crossover controls?
A: Yes. It has variable high-pass and low-pass filters with an adjustable crossover range of 40 Hz to 500 Hz.

Q: Can it connect to a receiver without RCA preamp outputs?
A: The amplifier includes speaker-level input, allowing connection to compatible source units that provide speaker-level signals.

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