700W RMS VXi Series Class-D 5-Channel Amplifier with Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
• 75 watts x 4 channel + 180 watts x 1 channel @ 4 ohms
• 100 watts x 4 channel + 300 watts x 1 channel @ 2 ohms
• Bridged: 200 watts x 2 channel @ 4 ohms + 300 watts x 1 channel @ 2 ohms
• Total RMS Power: 700 watts
• Class D 2 ohms Stable 5-Channel Amplifier
Internal Product ID:
153637
Amazing amp
This amp is worth every las dollar I paid I connected it to a set of c5-650 and c5-650x and to a 10 inch sub on my f150 and is the best sound system I ever had
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found this helpful.I will never buy another "traditional" amp -- this one has spoiled me!
I bought a brand new 2017 Mazda 6 GT with the "premium" Bose audio system, but was underwhelmed from day one. No power, no clarity, no punch.
Then I bought my wife a 2015 Golf Sportwagen SEL with its incredible Fender audio system, and the Bose' days were numbered.
I nearly traded the Mazda for another VW with Fender, but I love everything about the Mazda except for its sub-par audio system, so I decided to TRY and upgrade it. Was not terribly confident of success, though.
Tried at first to work within the constraints of the factory Bose DSP/amp, but very quickly realized that wasn't going to yield satisfactory results.
Was about to buy a “traditional” 5-channel amp (4 channels for the “main” speakers and 1 channel for the subwoofer) when I came across this gem. Balked at the price at first, but decided it would still be way cheaper than trading in my car.
I tore out the Bose DSP/amp (and most of the factory speakers), and installed this in its place under the front passenger seat.
The first time I fired up the JL Audio Tun software on my laptop, and plugged in to the VX700/5i, I was blown away. The degree of configurability and tunability provided by this hardware/software bundle can’t be overstated. A “traditional” amp, limited to only a finite set of “hard” switches and dials, can’t do a fraction of what this thing can do.
There are so many “tunable” parameters that I’m still tweaking it. Every time I review my settings in Tun, I find a new way to eek out another incremental improvement in sound fidelity.
I also bought the Digital Remote Control, which I highly recommend. It, too, is highly configurable. I have the inner knob controlling the subwoofer level, and the outer knob acting as a front/rear fader. And I love how pressing the inner knob cycles through the different sound “profiles” you can set up via the Tun software, and how the knob’s LED changes color to identify the active profile.
The ”valet” feature is also cool – simply grounding a certain wire in the amp’s harness can effectively disable your audio system when the car is going to be out of your hands.
My Mazda’s new audio system already sounds 10 times better than the factory Bose system did, so it was worth every penny I spent on the amp. The new speakers helped, too, but most of the credit goes to this DSP/amp combo.
Haven’t yet decided if it is as good as the Fender system in my wife’s car, though. It’s damn close, though.
This is the future of amplifiers. And all in a compact, solid, beautiful package.
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found this helpful.High Quality
This thing is built like a tank. I'm sure it will last as long as my car. JL's integrated DSP is the go to product for all professional installers right now. a DSP will help get a much cleaner sound to your ears and JL's amp is great at keeping down any kind of interference noise while providing the power you need. I have this amp paired to Focal 6.5" components (channel per speaker and a channel per tweeter.) The other channel is going to a JL Stealth Box and 12" TW3 Subwoofer. Has just the right amount of power for this setup.
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