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Not Bad!
I installed this Amp in my 2003 Corvette to run a 12" woofer. Once the sound was balanced with my Bose speakers and Sony head unit (5 mins) my jazz was reproduced perfectly. I bought another one.
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RMS Wattage Highly Over Rated
i purchased and had this amplifier professionally installed a month ago and perfectly tuned. They are powering a pair of Audiobahn AMS690H 6" X 9" speakers in the rear deck of my 2012 Ford Fusion. The rear deck is double layered with Dynamat. The Audiobahn AMA6002H Amplifier shows a RMS Rating of 75 watts per channel. The Audiobahn AMS690H 6" X 9" speakers have a RMS Rating of 87 watts per speaker at 93dB. A recommended amperage range is to have an amplifier's wattage (per channel) be at a RMS range of 75% - 130% of the speaker's RMS wattage. This amplifier's RMS is 86% of the speaker's RMS and should sound well together? NOT! The factory head unit with factory door speakers play louder and have more bass than the Audiobahn combination. In truth, it sounds like this amplifier is only putting out about 40 watts per channel. I have learned a hard lesson here. Never buy an amplifier that's NOT CEA-2006 Compliant if you want your speakers to perform at their full potential. I will be replacing this amp with a CEA-2006 Compliant MB Quart ONX2.100. I will send an update afterwards. Happy shopping
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