Cicada Audio BFA5000.1 – Mono Class D Amplifier, 5000W
Cicada Audio BFA5000.1 — 5000W Mono Class D Subwoofer Amplifier
The BFA5000.1 is a compact mono Class D amp that delivers up to 5,000 watts RMS — serious subwoofer power in a chassis small enough for real-world powersports installs. Cicada built it for the road: the circuit board is conformal-coated to resist moisture, dust, and vibration, and the whole amp is encased in an extruded aluminum heatsink. It's a strong bass amp for baggers, slingshots, side-by-sides, boats, and car audio subwoofer systems.
Why we recommend it
It's built to install clean and run reliably: included mounting brackets, heavy 1/0 AWG power and 12 AWG speaker busbar-style connections, and Molex inputs that accept RCA or Harley custom termination for a plug-in-friendly hookup. Clipping and status LEDs plus a wide 12V–0.2V sensitivity range make it easy to set correctly. It makes full 5,000W into a 2-ohm sub load (3,000W at 4 ohms), so it's happy on one big sub or a pair.
Fitment & install notes
Great for Harley baggers, Polaris Slingshots, Can-Am / UTV side-by-sides, marine builds, and car audio subwoofer systems. At 5,000W we recommend upgraded electrical (big-three and lithium). Message us and we'll spec the amp, subs, and power together.
Features
- Class D IR chipset for efficient, modern power
- Conformal-coated circuit board for environmental protection
- CAD circuit for superior overload protection
- Premium 1/0 AWG power and 12 AWG speaker busbar-style inputs/outputs
- Molex inputs for RCA or H-D custom termination
- Clipping and status LED indicators
- Sensitivity adjustment 12V–0.2V
- Fully encased extruded aluminum heatsink; mounting brackets included
- 2-year warranty
Specifications
- RMS Power @ 14.4V: 3,000W x1 @ 4Ω | 5,000W x1 @ 2Ω
- Operating Voltage: 9V – 16V
- Current Draw (Music / Max): 200A / 450A
- Recommended Fuse (Music): 200A
- Total Efficiency: 80% | Damping Factor: 200
- SNR: 86dB (A-weighted, 20Hz–250Hz)
- Frequency Response: 20Hz – 250Hz (+/- 3dB)
- Crossover LPF: 20–250Hz | Subsonic: 20–50Hz | Slope: 12dB/octave