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Review written by Dennis from Sierra Vista, AZ
This is my unbiased and honest review, coming from someone who has installed systems all their life. I am not being offensive whatsoever, but most reviews on here are from people who have NOT heard the truly good companies such as Kicker, Hifonics, Orion etc. Anyway onto my review.
I picked up this amp because I enjoy testing different subs and amps for fun, I usually wind up selling them pretty quick (this was no exception.)
The biggest pro, and the thing that will attract people the most is the price, this amp is very cheap. However, and to no surprise, this amp is incredibly overrated in terms of power. Any amp that claims to output 1850 watts RMS at 2 ohms that isn't even $200 should spark a bit of skepticism on your part. Anyway, the amp is very easy to install, with the exception of the fact the terminals are made for FOUR GAUGE, not zero as it describes in the description. You will find yourself shaving your prestigious zero gauge down to a very small size to fit in the terminals. The amp does output a very decent amount of power, just not anywhere near what it claims. It is fine for powering a system that is around 1200 rms. The bass isn't extremely clean either, but it is still a very decent amp for the price. You honestly get what you pay for folks, so if you want quality, spend the money on a quality amp. If you're looking for a decent amp, don't want to spend a ton of money, and aren't too picky about clean, crisp sound, this amp might suit you though.
I picked up this amp because I enjoy testing different subs and amps for fun, I usually wind up selling them pretty quick (this was no exception.)
The biggest pro, and the thing that will attract people the most is the price, this amp is very cheap. However, and to no surprise, this amp is incredibly overrated in terms of power. Any amp that claims to output 1850 watts RMS at 2 ohms that isn't even $200 should spark a bit of skepticism on your part. Anyway, the amp is very easy to install, with the exception of the fact the terminals are made for FOUR GAUGE, not zero as it describes in the description. You will find yourself shaving your prestigious zero gauge down to a very small size to fit in the terminals. The amp does output a very decent amount of power, just not anywhere near what it claims. It is fine for powering a system that is around 1200 rms. The bass isn't extremely clean either, but it is still a very decent amp for the price. You honestly get what you pay for folks, so if you want quality, spend the money on a quality amp. If you're looking for a decent amp, don't want to spend a ton of money, and aren't too picky about clean, crisp sound, this amp might suit you though.