Hifonics Brutus BRZ2100.1D

Brz works as advertised

Got the Hifonics brz 2100.1 from se and Had it hooked to an old school Hifonics Olympus xxv 2415 and man it pushed the sub very well.If you buy the 2100 make sure you upgrade your electric(big 3,extra battery)will make the amp sound much better..Amp is a beast if you feed it correctly :)

Can't go wrong with Brutus. Great price!

Phenomenal amp. Gives more than enough power to my 12" Fi Bl at around 1.4 ohms. Since it is class D, it runs very efficiently and puts minimal strain on my stock Jeep Wrangler electrical system, even with its massive power output. Aesthetically one of the best looking amps I have ever owned or seen, the blue lights look awesome at night if the amp is not hidden. Cannot comment on durability yet. As for "ease of use", I found it difficult to set the gains to match an input level of 2 volts because the control ranges from 9V to 0.2V with no markings between. Other than that, superb amp. Buy it, you wont be disappointed!

Monster Power

I purchased this amp a little over a month ago. It wasn't until recently that I completed my install. I have it hooked to 3 12" Audiobahn ALUM12N subs that are 6ohm DVC for the 1ohm load. They handle 1100 watts RMS each and this amp beats the crap out of them. I recommend this if you need the 2000 RMS honest-to-goodness watts of pulverizing power. Stays at a moderate temperature without extra cooling. Make sure to install it out in the open. Or in a rack with some fans. But so far, so good with them temps.
Overall, it's a simple amp, has a few lights, loads of power, and gets the job done with no B/S.

Excellent Value!!

I've had this amp for about a week and so far I absolutely love it.

For the price, I feel that this is a really good deal. I was looking for 800wrms @ 4 ohms, and this is what I found. It sucks every amp of current from my stock alternator, I need to upgrade that... but for now, it pushes 1 10" sub pretty hard (and then the lights start to dim at about 80% volume) so there's not a whole lot of sustaining power for the deep bass notes, but that's not Brutus's fault now is it?

I like the features (high and low crossovers, bass eq, bass boost @ 45hz, etc.) and I like the overall appearance of the amplifier. Somewhere I read that these amps appear to be cheaply made. If I was really anal and went over this thing with a fine toothed comb, I might say that the adjustment knobs have a lot of play to them and the plastic parts feel cheap, but everything works properly and I personally have no complaints.

I like the 0 gauge power ground inputs as well as the speaker outputs, all of which are female type terminals. Personally, I love it when I can stuff a wire in a hole and screw it down nice and tight, there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it; that wire isn't going ANYWHERE.

Overall, this is a great product.

A+ Budget Amplifier

Be real, where else can you get CEA certs for a 2100 watt amp for this kind of money? Maxxsonics has done a fine job of making an aesthetically pleasing amplifier, with all of the power one could need.

I was always proud of finding a pair of Pioneer subwoofers in the trash [and using them for many months], until I got this amplifier. It blew both subwoofers at separate times in the first actual hour of play time. Nothing impressive, but the power output is comparable to an AQ 2200D. I like this amplifier, and yes, the blue LED behind "Hifonics" is even well-constructed enough to stay looking serious about car audio.

So far, very pleased

I have 2 of these running one coil each on a new Digital Designs 3512sc.
The coil is a D1. The amps run cool and seem to be very efficient.
I did a clamp test with a 45hz tone and with a box rise of about 2.2ohms, I was getting a tad over 1450 watts per amp. (amp is rated at 1400@ 2 ohms)
I have had the amps for a few months now and have given them a few hard, extended runs with out issues.

IMO, a very nice bang for the $$$ spent.
The only thing that I do not like are the rather sharp edges on the cooling fins. Also, where Hifonics puts the tamper stickers on the backs of the amps, they are prone to tearing along the amp seam from mounting.

This amp is a beast!!

This amp is an all-out power house. My friend has this amp in his 04 suburban with 2 kicker L7s and the roof looks like its going to cave in with all the flex. This Amp puts out all the clean power you need and its all there..not overrated what so ever. If you need a great powerful amp for a decent price definitely go with Hifonics, they are Great for the money and durability!!

Wow!!!!!

I bought two of these, yeah... i'm freakin nutts! i have 4 Kove Armageddon T3 15" subs, that i know can handle some insane power, so i put them to the test! And holy $%#@! i have 2 dry-cell batteries and 4 caps as well.(You need them with this much power!) i went to a comp, and hit a 164.3! awsome amps!!!

Great Price, Great Amp

I would easily recommend this amplifier, I have it powering an 18" Incriminator Audio Death Penalty, wired down to 1 ohm, and it doesn't even get warm, stays cool. Have had zero problems & nice easy quick hook ups no problems at all.

bada** amp

I must say for the price i highly recommend this amp to anyone who requires power. I had a fosgate 1000 watt power series amp hooked up at 1 ohm to my Pioneer 12's that required 2000 watts rms and my amp would shut down from time to time but this hifonics amp doesn't shut down at all. Highly recommend for Sonix price cuz i payed $500 for only 1000 watts for my fosgate and i only payed a lil over $300 for this 2000 watt beast. Am highly satisfied with this amp thanks alot Sonic.