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Average Customer Rating is 4.7 out of 5 stars:
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| Durability | | 4.7 |
| Value | | 4.8 |
| Features | | 4.3 |
| Design | | 4.8 |
| Usability | | 4.8 |
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jdmEG3 from Sydney, Australia, Australia
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Bought this product to stop turn-on/off thump from my amp. It didn't completely fix the problem but it did help drastically. Its either this or a new amp but i like my mono block so im sticking to this.
easy to install, small and versatile. would definately recommend.
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Robert from Nanuet, NY
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This unit is compact and easy to install. I use it to turn on my Rockford-Fosgate 3-Sixty, 4 channel Kicker amp and mono sub amp. It works perfectly - soft turn on and no hum.
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rees from new braunfels, tx.
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It does what it says. I have been running a 12 inch fan and two remote leads for 6 months. No problems hooking up.
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Indio from Bronx, NY
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I bought this because I read alot of instances where the remote turn-on circuit on head units get fried or are overworked when more than a single amp is being used. It puts out over 2 amps, which is way more than the headunit. Seems to be working well, no issues detected. I am running a PA1600 4 ch and a PA4000 mono amp, along with a 20 farad Boss Cap, so 3 remote turnons so far.
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Tyler from Iron Station, NC
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This things puts out great power, I'd recommend it even if you were only running one amp. It made everything sound cleaner and more alive. It's super easy to install and has simple instructions. The hardest part was pulling my stereo out, then it took about 2 minutes to connect and tuck everything away. I recommend you make sure you did it right and it works before you completely re-install your head unit.
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