Sound Storm Laboratories CG1202 Charge Series 2 Channel Car Audio Amplifier - 1200 High Output, 2-8 Ohms, High/Low Level Inputs, High/Low Pass Crossover, Bridgeable, Hook Up to Subwoofer for Bass

This 3000 watt amp is worth every penny.I’m New at installing Amps and this is so easy to install.The power you get from this amp is equal to much more expensive equipment in my opinion.Don’t be skeptical anymore ,it bumps so hard I can’t only turn it up half way..Definitely makes my windows shake.Great amp,great price,great sound..there’s no need for more power ,I’m running two 12’s threw it and it is probably only using half the power.

The wife and I both have one of these amps. Mine powers a Hifonics HEW12D4. It has an RMS of 800w. This amp is rated at 1125 at two ohm, which I have the sub wired down to. It sounds INCREDIBLE!!! The wife has her on two sony bottle cap 12" dvc speakers from the historic past of the year 2000. For being SQ speakers, the amp performs just as well. Well rounded amp. You won't be disappointed.

I have it on 1 12 power acoustik 2500 watt speaker and it overheated and burned up. Trash!!!

Sounds great in my car it has enough power for what I needed and it’s not to big works great doesn’t put out that much heat was best value for my money

Great cheap amp that does the job & doesn't over heat.

Fits great for my needs

Sounds great and so far it is more than enough to push my subs.i only wish it came with the remote bass control knob. If that is a selling point for you then buy a different amp or buy a bass control knob yourself cuz it's advertised that this amp comes with one but that's false.. otherwise it's a good amp.

The built in amp on my 300w truck sub wouldn't turn on anymore so I needed a cheap replacement with enough cooling to not burn out and the ability to reduce the power output as to not blow the cheaper Duel 10" sub. This fits that bill. I can turn down the gain, increase the base boost and so much more. You need to play with the levels to get the sound right. Ya can't just plug it in, throw all the levels to full and run it. Take your time, make sure you don't overload what the amp can handle and REGULATE.