small, inexpensive. Remote subwoofer control.

Sub control could have a non variable setting in case you have it connected to an HU that already has a sub level control.

I have this sub running at 2 ohms, 300 watts, powering an Elemental Designs 12K.44 dual voice coil 12" sub. Gain set to nearly all the way. Crossover at about 80 hz, but I'm still "tweaking" it. So far it seems to work great. Drives the sube without any problems at all. Runs cool too.

Clean Power...Low power consumption...Simple elegance(Appearance)...easy hookups

Crossover and gain controls could be more easily accessible, and have some markings to give an idea of how they are adjusted.

Got this amplifier yesterday, have already begun to put it to the test. I'm pushing to 4ohm Crossfire 10's, and am very pleased. My system is set up for sound quality, and clarity...not a boomer at all. The amp does an excellent job of giving me what I want out of it. Good power, not too boomy, and low current draw. I've got the gain on this amp set maybe 50%, if even that high. Crossover is set around 80hz, sub level on the head unit is set at 50%, and I don't have to turn the bass boost more than halfway to do what I want it to do. Gain and crossover controls could be better in that their other amps have controls (Crossover for example) that are marked, and you can only turn the screws between those marks, and although not exact...it does give you a feel for where you sit. Not so on this amp, plain, and you can turn the controls 360 degrees. For $129.99 this is what you get, a simple but nice looking amp...good usable class D power...low current draw from your electrical system...a three year warranty...and a wired remote. One other thing....crutchfields numbers are wrong...bass boost is 8db @ 40hz.

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