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$299.00
from ebay Year / Model Reviewed:
2000 digital 300 Summary:
in response to the guy below, i have no idea what you did to the amp but these things have serious clean power. maybe both power inputs are not being used or??? i actually sold hundreds of these amps and was very satisfied with their performance. i found this review b/c i'm about to list my remaiming leftovers on ebay and did a websearch for misc info. i was blown away by that last review and felt a need to respond. i have used these in about every application. i have run 4 12's with higher efficiency like older jl 12w1 or newer 12w0, we have run 3 dual 6 ohm subs fine, an employee of mine had one on a pair of orion xtr pro 15's and hit a 148db at the so cal forbidden fantasy show a few years ago etc... long story short, it has plenty of power and if that's not what you are getting something is wrong with your amp or your setup. check your grounds as well, a seat belt bolt or a piece of sheet metal that's attached with a few tack welds is not an adequate ground. also, you must use a nut, lock and bolt (no metal screw that can rattle loose the first week of driving) and remove the paint for bare metal contact. these are very important factors. also, 1/4 gain could very well be "all the way" if you have a head unit with high line voltage out or if you are using heavy bass boost. for those of you out there that don't get this concept, the gain control isn't a volume knob, it's there to match the input of the amp to the output of the head unit. turn the amp all the way down and the radio all the way up till it sounds distorted (or all the way up if it never get's distorted) then back it down a couple steps. keep the head unit at that level then turn the amp up till it starts to sound distorted again then back it down a hair and your gain is set and that would be considered "all the way" even though the gain isn't actually "all the way" the amp could be just a crack from all the way down if your head unit has a very high level out, blah - blah - blah yeah i'm rambling, i just detest the "gain's not all the way" comments b/c it has no bearing on anything Strengths:
removeable power and speaker conectors, high power, bass eq circuit, cool design, COVER OVER CONTROLS TO KEEP MORON'S FROM TURNING YOUR AMP "UP ALL THE WAY" Weaknesses:
no x-over Similar Products Used:
just about everything out there, i'm a dealer. check out the digital 50 and 100 for an unusually awesome mid/high amp if you can still find them. still a favorite of mine for tops
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