Good amp if you've got space issues. Using behind rear seat of ext cab truck running 4 components and one Diamond 12" sub @ 2 ohms in sealed box. Sub pounds good, not overpowering but shakes the speakers good enough. It's never overheated even after running at high volumes and lots of bass. Has built in crossovers but don't use, bass boost is set at 3dB and that's fine for me.
I would reccomend this to anyone. Tuneable to any music preference, powerful, exceptional sound quality, and I've never had any problems with it for the three years I've owned it.
I own a 93 Toyota Paseo. This amp is perfect for small vehicles. For a Sub I have a Hifonics 12" DVC bridged at 2ohms, that bangs, and 4" door speakers + 5.25" component set in the rear, they scream! A must have, definitely the best all around amp I've owned
This amp is currently in my 2000 dodge Durango. 4 focal access 165a1 components. 2 12' kicker comps in a large sealed box with 3 cubic feet for each sub. I am feeding it with a 1.5 farad cap. It will put out about 125-130 db with no distortion. this amp has no problems with the lows and clear as can be with mids and highs. I am very happy with it. honestly if you are looking for a good sound system and don't have room for 3 amps, this is a great amp. If you take your time and match good speakers with the rms power you will be happy with this amp. Suggestions... Feed this amp, use a good cap... ground it well... don't use cheep wiring, go for the big stuff no joke you will be better off going bigger than smaller with your power wire... the same goes for speaker wire buy the good stuff... Don't use crappy butt connectors, If you can solder all of your speakers and connections this will make a huge difference no matter what anyone tells you this is the key in any car stereo install. eliminate all of the bottlenecks you can. feed it, ground it, clean it...
