Qubix MT-1201

Description

1. Power Output: The MT-1201 has a maximum power output of 3000W per channel at 2 OHMs, while the CA-40 has a maximum power output of 3500W per channel at 2 OHMs. This means that the CA-40 has a slightly higher power output capability compared to the MT-1201.
2. Damping Factor: The MT-1201 has a damping factor of >800, while the CA-40 has a damping factor of >1000. This means that the CA-40 has a slightly higher damping factor, which can result in tighter and more accurate sound reproduction.
3. Gross Weight: The MT-1201 has a gross weight of 41Kg, while the CA-40 has a gross weight of 45Kg. This means that the MT-1201 is slightly lighter than the CA-40.

both the CA-40 and the MT-1201 have the same input sensitivity options (0.775 Vms, 1.0 Vms, and 1.4 Vms). In terms of power output, the CA-40 is slightly more powerful than the MT-1201, with a 2 OHM power output of 3500W per channel compared to the MT-1201’s 3000W per channel. The CA-40 also has a slightly higher damping factor, at >1000 compared to the MT-1201’s >800.

Both models have similar protections and crossover features, with 4 fans for cooling and 2 crossover options. The CA-40 is slightly heavier than the MT-1201, with a gross weight of 45Kg compared to the MT-1201’s 41Kg. Overall, both the CA-40 and the MT-1201 are powerful, versatile dual channel power amplifiers, with the CA-40 offering slightly more power and a slightly higher damping factor.