Millennia AMP-1704 Class D Amp 70 Watt Rms X 4 Channel

The Millennia AMP-1704 Class D Amp 70 Watt RMS x 4 Channel is a professional-grade audio amplifier engineered for mobile command centers, tactical communications systems, and vehicle-mounted communication platforms. Built for operators and teams requiring compact yet powerful audio amplification in demanding field conditions, this four-channel amplifier delivers reliable signal distribution across multiple speaker zones or audio outputs. Whether supporting multi-team radio coordination, mobile command operations, or emergency response vehicle audio integration, the AMP-1704 bridges the gap between portable size and mission-critical performance.

Class D amplification technology provides superior efficiency and minimal heat generation—critical advantages in sealed vehicle cabins or confined operational spaces where thermal buildup compromises equipment reliability. At 70 watts RMS per channel across four independent channels, the amplifier delivers 280 watts total power distribution, sufficient for clear, distortion-free audio across multiple speaker systems or zone-based communication networks. The compact 4.25-pound chassis incorporates Class D switching architecture, which reduces power consumption compared to traditional linear amplifiers while maintaining clean frequency response essential for voice communication clarity and alert tone recognition in high-noise tactical environments.

Law enforcement mobile command units, military communications vehicles, emergency management operations centers, and tactical team staging areas benefit from the AMP-1704's multi-channel flexibility and compact footprint. The four-channel configuration supports independent zone control, allowing operators to manage separate radio frequencies, alert systems, or intercom feeds simultaneously without external switching hardware. Installation in standard 19-inch equipment racks or vehicle-mounted console configurations is straightforward, making retrofit integration practical for existing communication platforms requiring audio distribution upgrades.