Epsilon Electronics’ New Rubicon Amplifiers to Debut at CES

The 2016 CES is just around the corner, and Epsilon Electronics is one of those companies that are now all geared up to exhibit at this grand event. The car audio and video products manufacturer, which has been in business for more than three decades, will launch its all-new Soundstream Rubicon amplifiers at the show.

Soundstream is one of the most renowned name brands under the company’s umbrella, and it has been the forerunner in mobile audio engineering and performance for the past two decades. The brand’s vision—“bold engineering and unconventional thinking will bring out nothing but the best in both our product and our people”—has remained constant throughout this period, earning Soundstream more than 90 industry awards for performance and innovation.

For this year, Soundstream Rubicon amplifiers are all new. Epsilon Electronics embraced the optimum class D performance, footprint, and reliability of the Picasso Nano platform and now unveils the Rubicon Nano. This has gone through a number of key enhancements: its power/ground, signal inputs, and speaker connections are all relocated to the leading edge of the chassis for a simpler and more appealing install. Plus, all pre-amp & crossover options are located on the top surface, thus making adjustment after installation possible. The circuit board also has new additions, including monoblock bridging capability and increased power supply and output stage components.

2016 Rubicon Nano models consist of a 4ch, a 5ch, and class D monoblocks up to 2,500 watts.