Introduction If you need tank-like build quality then the P300x2 may just be the unit for you. Construction felt incredibly solid in hand and even though we wouldn’t advise tossing your nice new amplifier around, we think it could take … Read more
Introduction The Alpine MRV-F300 is described as a “compact powerhouse,” due to it being designed around two principles – small size and power. With the new-to-market Class D amplifier technology, it brings a set of features most amplifiers don’t have. … Read more
Normally, when I am looking to upgrade my audio systems in my vehicle, I look at brands such as Pioneer, or Alpine. But, I saw this amp online, didn’t want to spend too much at the time, and loved the … Read more
The R600X5 Prime is Rockford Fosgate’s older model 5-channel amplifier (replaced by the R2-750X5 Prime). It’s bridgeable, so I have the option to hook it up to only my front speakers, instead of all four. The amplifier’s RMS power needs … Read more
The Rockford Fosgate R2-750X5 Prime is a 5-channel amplifier. It’s bridgeable, so I have the option to hook it up only to my front speakers, instead of all four. At 2 ohms, I can get 100 watts for each of … Read more
Review If your system is in need of raw power, the GM-D9701 won’t disappoint. Depending on how you configure this monoblock amp – that is, what kind of ohm load you present to it based on your speakers – you … Read more
Review It’s true that there are a whole lot of amplifiers out there on the market, but only a few we’ve come across that are actually worth the money the manufacturer is asking for them. The Pioneer GM-D9705 is one … Read more
Review The Rockford Fosgate Prime R300X4 is one of the best car amplifiers give it’s price. Capable of fully powering your front and back speakers or driving your subwoofer through the bridged mode to give you an adequate bass experience. With … Read more
Review The KTP-445A employs a 45 watt to 4-channel amplifier that brings with it a low noise floor, clean signal path and no extraneous interference. The end result, according to bench tests, is a one (1)-watt signal-to-noise ratio of 82dB or … Read more
