Dayton Audio SA1000 Subwoofer Amplifier Rack Mountable

This is what my system needed. With my two home made sub enclosures. Now they get all the power to drive them. The sound is very clean and blends in great with my 200w mono blocks. Set at 80hz to 100hz with a little over half gain was it and done. It's good they give so ways to control the output. Well, for those who really need it. Otherwise keeping it simple works the best for most. This amp is not complicated unless your trying to do to much with it. The "less is more" formula works just fine. Look I'm listening to it right now and it sounds great with very little set up. The only thing to complain about is the LED light could of had a dimmer installed. But a easy fix was with a small drop of nail polish from wife. Now it's not so bright anymore. Overall I am real happy and believe it to be a very good amp.

Very positive click on the on button, and works very well. Using this with my 7 foot high transition line dual 8 inch sub. I am only using one channel. Works great, enough power for what I use it for, and I still have one channel spare. Took a while to set up, but with the aid of a frequency meter on my phone got it dialed in pretty fast, absolutely wonderful now.

It drives my buttkicker advance bolted to a Markus just fine didn't notice any issues with it, but it is admittedly overkill for that purpose unless driving multiple of them. I don't think my rump could handle that much bass. Fiddled with the EQ filter and it worked well enough for my needs, mostly to muffle out the higher frequencies when using open headphones. My only pet peeve is that this model is mono I should've gotten a stereo version in case I wanted to try my hand at a flightsimrig but I doubt I'll feel where the vibration is coming from. It is good enough as it is. Oh, and the thing weighs a ton. Had to lug it for 3Km walking distance because I didn't pay attention to the package info free workout 😅. I need a car man, and some common sense along with it.

Excellent amp and performance.

all the features to make a great sub amp for sure... when the gain is up past 5/8ths a hummmmmmm comes into play that is very frusterating so i would recommend setting just below that level and relying on your head unit for main gain controls... it is tossing around a 15" Kicker CVX without much problem at all :)