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Power Acoustik A3000DB Class D 3000W Mono Amplifiers

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This is an awesome amp with more power than a person would know what to do with, you better have a/some subs that will handle a lot of power in a big enough enclosure, or you will blow them, guaranteed! No complaints at all, best price (better than any on ebay too) and great product, Thanks Amazon!

this amp has won me 4 1st place trophies at car shows including hardest hit at show!!!!!!!!!!!

I dont actually have the a3000db, I have the A2400db. I have been using this amp for at least 2 years. Have had no problems. Pushes lots of power. If you are looking for an amp to push lots of power and are willing to sacrafice a little bit of sound quality, this is probably the best bang for the buck. At 1 ohm, ( yes they are 1 ohm stable ) the 2400 will push 1800 rms. Dont be fooled by the simple plain look. this amp is no PUNK! You will need either a cap or an alternator upgrade, or get a yellow top optima. Draws lots of current.
Pros: cheap, powerfull, 1 ohm stable, digital circuitry, conservative,bridging sycronization( means you can hook two of these together and push twice the power with master and slave switches), very low response(15HZ-150Hz),
Cons: dsitortion level high (0.5% THD)

this amp is a beast, no doubt about it. i think that it is the best amp that power acoustik offers. i have it on two 15'' hypnotic audio subs and that are hittin' hard. i've had both the 5500 gothic series and the 5500 bamf series and they don't even come close. i highly recommend this amp if your on a limited budget. you really do get the bang for your buck.

at first i was skeptical about getting this amp, i had heard good things about it. This is the best amp that power acoustik makes dont be fooled by the other false claims. THIS AMP DOES ITS TRUE RATED POWER. I have it pushing 3 kicker cvx 15's in a custom box wired down to 1.34ohms. The price is actually a deal. This system sounds crazy. 152.7 decibal crazy