Customer Reviews

Infinity Reference 1300a 300-Watt, High-Performance Mono Subwoofer Amplifier (Silver/Black)

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Was NOT confident when I bought a pair of these amps to power one Infinity 12 each however this is one purchase you will NOT go back on! As always, the bass-remote feature lets you enjoy your music the way its meant to be no matter how loud you go.

I have both this REF1300a amp and a REF1220se Sub/Enclosure and OMG! This amp with a single 12" Infinity 2 ohm sub is an AMAZING duo! You won't be disappointed with this amp. It also has 2 cool LED blue light bars on the face which make it look quite nice in a clean setup. Whether you are looking to rattle windows or enjoy a nice steady drumline, this will do it! Just my 2 cents...

I bought this amp to replace another infinity 750w amp that was way more expensive. I have not noticed any difference between the 2 amps on my 10" speakers.. Great power, great sound, and adjusts well w infinity remote.

This is a really nice amp, runs cool and does not need a cap and does not spike my electrical system at all. Two surprises got me though. 1) Trying to remove the trim piece was HARD. They say pull gently, there is no pulling gently, I had to pry it with a screwdriver. 2) The blue bars on the top light up and glow blue with lights up my hatchback. Looks cool, but I wish I could turn it off. I am driving a single 12" Infinity reference sub with this amp in a non-ported enclosure and it hits HARD! I love it.

Easy install, worked on first startup, seems to work great with the infinity single voice coil 10" subwoofer I purchased. Sound doesn't distort. Only Downside is the size of the amp, but imagine that should lead to less heat issues. Happy with my purchase and would recommend as a good quality amp to power one sub. If you are looking to power two subs, I'd recommend the Infinity Reference 1600a 600-Watt, High-Performance Mono Subwoofer Amplifier (Silver/Black)

Also this amp only uses around 37amps max which according to the infinity website says you can use a 10awg wire, I went with an 8awg, but this is nice because for it's power it shouldn't place too much extra stress on your charging system.

very happy, only using one side for a 12 inch sub and it hits hard and clean. no more need for two 12" subs. just one :)