Buy Cheap iPhone 3GS

BRAND NEW SOUNDSTREAM DI175.1 175 WATT RMS TRUE DIGITAL MONO AMPLIFIER WITH HIGH RAIL VOLTAGE AND 18 dB / OCTAVE CROSSOVER *SOUNDS MORE LIKE 350 RMS* Features: 175 Watts RMS @ 2 ohms mono amplifier Sounds more like 250-350 watts RMS Built In Crossovers: Yes PWM Power Supply 3 Stage Protection Circuit SMD Technology MIL-Spec Fiberglass Circuit Board True Digital Switching High Rail Voltage 2 Ohm Stable Compact Chassis Full MOSFET Circuitry High Level Input Line Output Bass Boost @ 45Hz +6dB or +12dB 18dB Crossover Centered at 80Hz THD < 0.5% Frequency response: 40 Hz - 250 Hz Dimensions are 7.3 x 2.3 x 9

User Reviews about Brand NEW Soundstream Di175.1 175 Watt Rms True Digital Mono Amplifier with High Rail Voltage and 18 Db Octave Crossover *Sounds More Like 350 Rms*

I installed this amp to drive a JBL GTO804 8" subwoofer. It's very loud, and really makes this little sub sound much bigger than it is. It's about as loud as a 10" sub and 400 watt amplifier setup I had in the 90's- gives me a headache and makes my ears ring if I keep it turned up for more than a few songs. The down side to this amp is the low-pass crossover at 80Hz. The speaker is more than capable of reproducing sounds up to the 200Hz range, but with this sub, it only gets the lowest sounds. Kick drums sound great, and any hip-hop, rap or dance music with very low synthesized notes sound good, but for rock it doesn't work well- no bass guitar notes make it through. I'm returning this amplifier and buying one with a variable low pass crossover so that my speaker can pound out the bass guitar and other 80-200hz frequencies it's capable of. If Soundstream would make the crossover point variable, or even add a switch to bypass it (my head unit has a built-in variable crossover), I would keep this amp and give it 5 stars. -- Powerful amp, but only for very low frequencies