Start with the job: power your speakers, combine amplification with sound tuning, or expand a system that already has processing. Compare the amplifier paths below, then explore Prima speakers, bass systems and integration products.
CONVENTIONAL AMPLIFICATION
SR: choose your power and channels
For a system that needs amplifier power without an integrated DSP. Choose a mono model for a subwoofer, four channels for speakers, or a five- or six-channel layout for a larger system.
If you want DSP tuning, plan a separate processor or a suitable processed source. Match the amplifier to your speakers’ impedance and RMS requirements.
POWER + BUILT-IN DSP
Forza bit: build and tune your system
Choose a Forza bit amplifier when you need amplification and DSP in one unit. Audison’s bit Drive software provides signal routing and tuning for the system.
Count amplified channels separately from processed outputs. Plan the inputs, speaker layout and tuning before choosing a model; factory-system integration is vehicle dependent.
EXPAND AN EXISTING SYSTEM
Forza companion: add amplifier channels
The AF M1D and AF M6D add amplification without built-in DSP. They can expand a Forza bit system using its processed outputs, with the appropriate connections.
Choose the M1D for a dedicated subwoofer channel or the M6D for six amplifier channels. Plan external processing and crossover protection where required; these are not substitutes for a Forza bit processor amplifier.
Building around your factory system? Speaker fit, signal integration and amplifier compatibility are separate checks. Use our speaker fit guide for fitment guidance, then confirm the exact vehicle audio package and product requirements. A standalone bit Ten processor adds processing, not speaker power.
