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V2618, Amazing if you can find one
I got this amp used awhile ago from a friend. There's not that much information on the internet for it, but I'm sure glad Sonic Electronix had specs because I was flying blind as far as what it's rated for. I found out online it was released in 2004, so its pretty dated. You can tell its age just from the size and weight. Granted, this thing is built really well. I don't know if it's CEA-2006 certified but it definitely puts out what its rated for. Now I don't have a dyno, but I just measured the voltage with a multimeter and it was putting out over 250 watts per channel at 4 ohms without clipping or distorting the sub i had it hooked up to. So if there's any body out there that stumbles across one of these amps it is definitely a good buy.
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