Power AcoustikRZ1-1500D 1500W Class D Monoblock Amplifier, Black

So far this amp is nice works good does not have 4gauge terminals is the only thing that sucks fits really good in right spaces and pushes my dual voice coil audiopipe real nice

This thing is high quality...for real. My old amp Like a lot of other people have said, when I first saw this thing I was shocked how small it is. It's about half the size of my previous amp, a hi-fonics 1000 watt max amp, which I always questioned if it was a piece of crap because it was powering just one 12" subwoofer and the bass just didn't hit as hard as I'd like but I just kind of accepted it because I didn't really want to spend what I figured would be about $150 for a new amp. Finally I just decided to at least look for a new amp. I saw this one for 80 dollars and was instantly very skeptical how this small of an amp could produce 900 watts RMS at 2 ohms, but pepple on here say it can power two subwoofers and sound clean so I figured it could power my one and sound clean. I must say.. damn I am beyond impressed. This thing makes my sub hit hard and sounds very clean. Now I just need to located and fix the rattles in my trunk. I've had no overheating issues either. Can't say it enough, this this is great, and at a ridiculously low price it's a steal.

Run's two PIONEER TS-SW3002S4 12" 1,500-Watt. just fine in my truck box. It's not "super Bass" powerful, but it does the job. I like a variety of music... anything from rap to rock, (mostly rap) and this pushes it pretty good. I tested the limits to see when it would give out and kick into protect mode, and it was surprisingly loud when it got there.It's Modest power that you can feel, but won't blow your doors off by anymeans.... It'll rattle my mirrors, but that's about it.

I've been using it almost everyday since i got it (exactly 5 months today) and it's consistently performing with no problems. it's tiny, but it packs the full size punch. my previous amp was a 15 year old pioneer mono block. this one hits harder and stays pretty cool. because it's smaller and lighter, it slides around a little bit, but that's not a problem. it comes with screws to mount it to your speaker box. for the sale price, it is the best bang for your buck. you could probably get class-AB blocks cheaper, but they are old tech prone to overheating. long story short - walmart's gonna charge you twice this price for an amp with half the power. it's the best deal on amazon.

I know this is a cheap amp. The rating is 900w RMS @ 2 ohm. I figured it would probably be 100-150 watts lower, but it actually puts out LESS THAN HALF of the rating! I don't see how they can even get away with this! No certifications anywhere on the amp, box or manual. It only has two 20 amp fuses and power and ground connections are 8 gauge! 40 amp fuses means 40x14.4v= 576 watts. That is the MAXIMUM this unit could EVER put out before it blows the fuses. RMS is typically less than half, so a whopping 280 watts RMS. it barely operates my kicker comp r 12's (1000watts RMS combined) the actual current I got in my testing was 19 Amps DC, times 14.5 volts at the amp, is a whopping 275.5 watts.

Just got this amp today (1/5/24), it's a good amp ALTHOUGH its only made for ONE sub instead of 2. Other than that it's a good amp.

Got this on a fluke sale for 50$ I wanted some bump in my 86 Fiero so I got it pushing an older sealed Svc Kicker L7. I wasn't expecting to much from a 50$ amp but this sounds nice and clean in a small car. I managed to knock some cardboard boxes off the shelf in the garage while tuning the amp in. I would guess about 400 rms in real power. Nice value for 50$ but I would be disappointed if I spent 95$. I do like the compact size, tucks nice behind the seats. Also it actually has room for 4 gauge wire so you don't have to cut any.Update two years later still going strong... Changed to two tens running each at 4 ohms running amp at 75% gain still sounds great.- Should have bought two for that price.

Installed this in my MKV VW GTI under the trunk cover next to the spare tire. Fit snugly in the foam storage area that measures exactly 10" wide, fit snug and cut a little notch in the foam to run the wires out. Makes my little ported 10" sound good and evenly tuned across the Hz spectrum. Though when tuning I didn't notice any difference change in the subsonic range probably because my 10" doesn't go that low of Hz to be noticable.Does it put out the actual watts rating, probably on the low side but I have now way to test this. However my 1x10" has plenty of clean power, so I'm happy.Note: there is no Low Pass Filter switch like on other Amps but tuning the settings was a breeze.Settings are: Pre-amp input - max, subsonic, ~30Hz, bass boost ~3/4 turned up on 45Hz give a nice punch, Filter/Hz Range - lowest Hz setting ~30Hz.Wired using RCA input, 6 guage power/ground cable (tight fit, but no shaving needed) and 16 gauge speaker wire.