Man the precision power ice7000.1 is absolutely the best budget gim ever...I just paid for a second one waiting on it to come in the mail..Love the amp!
So i tuned the amp for 1000w into 2 ohm which was 45volts, subs were actually bridged down to .5 ohm, dont work on stereo tired lol,but at a clean 45v into .5 ohm was actually 4198watts rms........ figured out why amp and subs got a bit toasty
Got this amplifier in today..I was hesitant on my purchase and put it in my truck and it blows the soundstream txp6000.1 i had in my truck previously out the water!!! Very clean sounding amplifier!! Plenty of power for my 18" sub!! Great buy!!
@user-or1xh1vc8n it's easier to dyno in 2 channel mode. A bridged 8ohms and 4ohms will give you the same output as testing in stereo at 4 and 2 ohms. You just have to divide the number and there is your numbers. Which I did at the end for everyone
Oh ok that make sense, forgive me I'm me to this. So according to the numbers shown, if tested in 4 channel mode, this amp would give a constant and reliable 200 watts per channel at 4ohms?
had this amp on 2 skar vfx wired to .5ohm and this amp beats great sound and for the price i haven't seen any amp beat it yet also got them metering at 146db at the kick
2 things to upgrade your car stereo over "the other guys and gals". 1) Use Marine quality components. They are built much better, and have to pass certification to get the marine rating. Think of how a boat must handle the chop of the water without a suspension. So Marine Eqpt. is definitely much better put together of all of the brands that make Marine stereo eqpt. It's just about every brands best offerings. 2) Always use a Line Output Converter. Specifically, a Recoil or Kicker LOC. Those are the only 2 I know and seen tested that work as they should, and do not distort your signal, but actually filter and boost your signal. By boosting your signal to your amplifiers they will run cooler/sound better. Best $25 you can spend on your stereo!
I can say with confidence the Rockville Phenom Marine Amps are very good. They are set up as SQ Class A/B amps with decent power and sound great (especially combined with a Polk DB+ Coaxial Speaker. This combo will exceed your expectations.). No problems so far with the amps running fine after a couple of years either. The only thing, this Marine class A/B amp does not support a subwoofer very well. So get the 4 or 6 channel, run ya 4 speakers, and 2 tweeters, and each have their dedicated channel. Then run your subwoofer with like a Stinger Class D monoblock and you be rockin' and sounding great. (On paper, nothing touches the Polk DB+ Marine speakers at any price).
I used this for a couple weeks and it was nice for what it was. If you didn’t have to actually have the phone connected to Bluetooth to be able to listen to music it would’ve been great. Bluetooth off on your phone = no music. The BT DSP should’ve been just for making adjustments.
Yea...I'm returning the boss amp I bought and picking up another dual lol I've been running an l7 kicker and 1600w pioneer off a 600w dual for over a year and it was banging. I literally just got the boss amp today
This isn't bad the power output. But for the price I don't know because I CANNOT FIND ANYWHERE THE S/N ratio on their amps. Screw "total distortion" number.
Today this amp is $125. That's a 75% increase in price. Get ya a Stinger amp for the same price, you'll be much happier. Stinger makes some of the best lower mid priced amps on the market. 90% efficiency
