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Review 4 of 8
Price Paid:
$250.00
from Good Guys Year / Model Reviewed: 1996 ford taurus Summary: I saw this on clearance at good guys and I grabbed it. Since I have never dealt with car audio before, I spent time researching and finally installed it on my own. I expected better sound when I turned it on, I got 10 times more than what I expected. You'll know how good sound sounds, and you're skin will feel it too and I'm not talking about from the bass. This amp is awesome.
Definitly feed this baby with a 4 gauge power wire, dont let a cheapo shop try selling you 8 ga. It's better to do it right the first time. Strengths: Crisp power and lots of it. It definitly has enough to power a decent size sub. The numbers on the website are HALF of the actual rms output. I am running an image dynamics 10" IDQ10d4 in my homemade box and it sounds amazing. You cant beat this for the price. It has a seperate class D sub amp, so it's more like 2 amps in one. External bass control is also supported. Weaknesses: This thing blew on me in 3 weeks. I blame my installation since the signal comes off of my ford jbl premium sound amps, goes through three high low converters, then finally hits the mtx amp (trust me, I tried all other ways, and even audio shops said this was the only way to install it). I think I set the sub freq too high, but I'm not certain. Two weeks later, I got it back and pluged it in and it has been runngin strong (new settings: higher loc gains, lower amp gains, lower freq on sub) for over a month now. Similar Products Used: None, I was considering the sony 1805gsx, but this one seemed better. I never listened to either before buying the mtx.
I'm a car audio newbie.
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