Pyle 2 Channel Car Stereo Amplifier- 1400W Dual Channel Bridgeable High Power MOSFET Audio Sound Auto Small Speaker Amp w/ Crossover, Bass Boost Control, Gold Plated RCA Input Output, Black - PLA2200

I bought this for my first car, and first set up. I did the install by myself, with a little help from the internet, of course (as well as installing the stereo) without really any prior knowledge. Once I got the cables all run throughout my car, it was as simple as just plugging it in and turning on my stereo. It drives my two little 600 watt 8"s just fine and with no overheating. I accidentally blew a fuse by not paying attention and reversing the 12v power and ground... hehe. The only time it overheated and kicked into protect mode was when I parked in the sun and forgot to put up my reflector (it's in the back windshield, bolted into the metal of the chassis of the back seat) and it baked in the sun all day (it's black, so it gets monster hot with direct 98 degree sun). A little AC and shade and she cooled right off. tl;dr Great amp for the price, prompt delivery, easy install even though I had no idea what I was doing. Drives my 8"s just fine.

This monoblock amp is a solid performer for its price, delivering strong, robust bass. It provides 400W RMS at 4 ohms, 700W at 2 ohms, and 1000W at 1 ohm. The 2000W max claim is a tad optimistic, as real-world output is closer to 300-400W RMS based on fuse ratings (2x30A) but it does everything I need. The sound is clean and free from distortion, so I get the crisp, loud audio I wanted. It has all the important controls I was looking for, including low pass filter and bass boost. Easy setup and compact size to integrate easily. Very happy with this amp.

I needed an affordable 2-channel amp for my setup, and this one delivers. The MOSFET design gives clear sound with decent bass response, and bridging the channels adds a good punch. It’s not the fanciest amp out there, but for the price point, it’s reliable and gets the job done. Just make sure you’ve got proper wiring for best results.

I was seriously impressed with this 2000W monoblock amplifier. It delivers the kind of punch you’d expect from a much larger unit, yet it’s compact enough to fit easily under a seat or in a tight trunk space. The sound quality is top-notch—crystal-clear highs and deep, clean bass. Whether you're upgrading a car stereo or using it in a professional setup, this amp brings serious power and clarity. The MOSFET PWM power supply really makes a difference, keeping the output consistent even during long sessions. The built-in crossover lets you dial in the sound to match your system perfectly, and it handles volume without distortion. I also appreciate the built-in protection circuitry. The amp stayed cool even after extended use, and the LED indicators give peace of mind by showing system status at a glance. Plus, the sturdy terminals and chrome RCA inputs make installation quick and secure. If you want professional-grade audio without the bulk, this amp is an excellent choice. Clean power, great protection, and a sleek design—definitely a strong upgrade for any serious audio setup.

After I finally got around to having this amp installed, I was pleased as punch to having a little bass in my trunk. It sounded decent, for the price, and filled out the low end nicely. Unfortunately, the success was short-lived. After the first day (and literally less than 4 hours of use) the amp stopped working. I checked to see what had happened and the two 10-amp fuses on the amp were both blown. Perhaps I had the levels turned up too high, so I can claim responsibility for blowing the fuses (even though I'd think the built-in protection circuit would trip before the fuses blew - which it didn't). [Note: I'm using this amp with the Pyle 12" 600W sub, which you'd think would be a tested match]. So, I replaced the two fuses and expected to be back to normal. WRONG. Now when I turn on my radio with the volume on the lowest setting, the amp turns on for a second and then immediately goes into "protection mode" (the green light turns red). This means no sound from the amp. All of my other fuses are in-tact, but for some reason, the amp just won't stay out of protected mode. Given that it's broken so quickly, I'd say stay away.

What else do you need to know? It's not something that's going to push your subs, it's not going to make everyone around you feel what you're listening to so if that's what you're aiming for I'm going to detour you somewhere else and I apologize... Mine worked for over 2.5 years... Why did it stop working? I helped someone jump their car, I hooked up my end, they didn't hook up theirs right and the surge fried the amp... What you need to know: This is a good amp, nice quality, and easy to install. It lasted for a really long time for me, and would still be going if people weren't retarded, but hey, mistakes happen right? I got my use out of it, and I hope you will too... I used this Amp with the Dual Bandpass 10' subs with the neon light rings around them. The case is gray, and the middle has a clear panel, with four silver plated air holes on each corner. they were 1k watt subs, so this didn't push but 700 to each (though on my review I wrote 500 because I never really turned this amp all the way up). This amp does get hot, please be aware of this, but it's a good product. Thanks for readying and good luck to you all!

Excellent great looking amp, works perfectly and pumps out volume just how I like it, LOUD! Very happy with this purchase

Not sure that the item should have silver screws and a photocopied manual???

It was ok not happy that when you purchase this amp that if you are not satisfied you can not return it