Lightning Audio B.150.2 Amplifier

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

Price Paid:  $25.00 from ebay

Year / Model Reviewed:
2004 ff150.2

Summary:
works very well pushing my 2 infinity 10's, Im having this amp push out more than what it should and yes it does get very hot, so I rigged up a 12v fan on top to draw out all of the hot air, no way I was gonna pay $30 for the fan lighting audio has to offer. now the amp works perfect with the fan taking the hot air out.

Strengths:
x-over,6db bass boost

Weaknesses:
heat,be sure to get a fan to take the heat out.

Price Paid:  $80.00 from bestbuy

Year / Model Reviewed:
 02/150.2

Summary:
very good amplifiers they push my 2 orion 15's very well

Strengths:
good performance very strong made by rockford fosgate

Weaknesses:
they cut off on me when i turn them up loud and i dont understand could someone give me some input on this

Price Paid:  $91.00 from Best Buy

Year / Model Reviewed:
 02 / B150.2

Summary:
This is being used as a cheap amp to push a subwoofer. The amp is hooked up to an 8" driver in a band-pass box in the back of my 3rd gen Integra sedan. Bridged it pushs out 150watts. It powers my sub nicely. I have not felt how hot it gets but I''m sure it does get quite hot. A cooling fan is optional and I would have purchased it if it were not $30 in the store (or $29 on the internet). The stupidest feature of this unit is a +6dB ''juice boost'' at 50hz. That''s pretty loud for such a low frequency. The gain and adjustable crossover frequency came in very handy for integrating this amp into my system. I''m not into spending a lot of money for good sound so this unit works perfectly.

Strengths:
-Price -Performance -Gain and crossover controls

Weaknesses:
-It''s probably made from cheap componets. -It looks retarded, not pleasing to the eye.

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