Sound Storm Laboratories EV2.1200 Evolution 1200 Watt, 2 Channel, 2 to 8 Ohm Stable Class A/B, Full Range, Bridgeable, MOSFET Car Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Control

Installed this in my 2006 Nissan Frontier 4x4. Added an under the rear seat Audio Enhancer 10" sub box with a Rockford Fosgate R2 shallow mount sub. The sub is a DVC 2 ohm, so ran it in series for a 4 ohm load and then wired the amp bridged mono. I really like the sub volume knob, ran that up front under the dash. This is more than enough for this little truck and I'm not joining any sound comps or SPL comps either. Sounds great with my ATOTO A6PF headunit, Pioneer TS-692C 2-way components upfront and TS-A1680 in the rear with 85Hz and 200Hz blockers on the fronts/rears. This my 2nd SSL amp, I have an EVO1500.1 running a Rockford Fosgate P2D4 12" in my car and it is more than enough for that sub. Great value, great features, zero issues.

As described and pounds good driving 2 12" clarion competition subs...works great so far.

I installed it in my truck and it sounds great.

Excellent amp. Clear sounds, no distortion. I'm using it for a subwoofer, but it has the ability to be used for full range speakers as well, which I'm tempted to try.I'm using this to power a previously-passive home theater 110 Watt subwoofer, and it works great. It could definitely push more than that if need be, as on the 100mV- 2V setting and maximum source volume, it only needs a quarter turn on the gain to operate. I'm using it paired with a 200 Watt DC power supply that I also bought on here.Only downside, and not worth even losing a star over, is the fact that even with the HPF on, you can still hear some high level noises slightly. Only reason I notice is that I have the ability to turn off all other speakers. Normally, it wouldn't matter.If I ever have the need for a subwoofer or 2 channel amp, this is my new go-to. You can easily use it in a home-theater setup as well, with the addition of a 12Vdc power supply for around CAD$20.

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