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Average Customer Rating is 5.0 out of 5 stars:
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Average Attributes Rating:
| Durability | | 4.5 |
| Value | | 5.0 |
| Features | | 5.0 |
| Design | | 5.0 |
| Usability | | 4.5 |
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strikher from virginia beach
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Back in the day have a few power class amp from ppi. I thought they're great amps. After reading some reviews I thought I would try one of the new ones. I can say I'm not let down at all. I would say this has be the cleanest amp I have herd. I am running all five channels at 4 ohms. The amp gets warm not hot. The sq does not degrade. I would say ppi is back making great amp for the people that know sq means the most.
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Kevin from IN
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I owned a PPI PC series amp that lasted 11 years and planned to go with another one. However, reading that the company had been bought out and was no longer the same had me skeptical. I almost went with Rockford but I’m so happy I choose to try a new PC series amp from PPI. This thing puts out 100% clean crystal clear sound just like the days of old! I couldn’t believe the musical detail I was hearing from digital (MP3) music. I have the Fosgate Power series components and I’m running channels 1+2 to the tweeters and channels 2+3 to the mids. Channel 5 sends 380 watts to 2 JL Audio 10W1’s. The JL’s used to be powered by a JL Audio E1200 and there is no comparison. I’m also glad I’m running the mids and tweets off separate channels. It makes a big difference having separate gain controls to send more power to the mids so the tweets don’t get too hot.
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