Pros: Loaded with power and strength Cons: R.I.P.S. setup can actually take away from the Dynamic Power of the amp
Do you want a stereo that slams? How about a stereo that shakes everything around it? If you want either one of these, then JL Audio amps are one of the best choices to complete this hard task.
Pros: Well built, price, efficiency Cons: small size may fool you
Very nice amp. I have these powering a pair of old JL Audio 10W1 subs. I have the gain set at around 45%. Very loud, clean sound. The bass is deep & focused. No distortion even at loud volumes. Also the amp doesn't even really get hot. After ...
Pros: consistent power between various ohms and voltages. Excellent crossover. Clean power. Cons: awkward mounting arrangements that leave the knobs virtually inaccessible.
First off, I actually paid the $400 that it retails for in stores. If you ask me, that's a lot to pay for a 300 watt amplifier. Even though it's rated at 250 watts, I say 300 watts because JL Audio rates their amplifiers conservatively and at 12.5 volts. ...
Pros: various impedences (1.5-4ohm), easy on your electrical system, great crossovers and tuning options, beautiful looks. Cons: maybe the price... but you got to pay to play.
I had this running a single focal 33v2 13" sub in a sealed enclosure. Using a voltmeter and a 50hz test tone on a cd is a must! I did this and the amp performed as it should! perfect! you can get the test tone on realmofexcursion.com and burn it to a disc. a simple ac voltmeter will allow you to dial this amp in to the perfect setting. complete instructions on how to do this are provided in the manual. I have since upgraded to the 500/1 which is just as easily dialed in with a cd and voltmeter. these are truly overbuilt exceptional pieces of equipment. If you've been unsure about getting a 250/1 or 500/1 trust me, they are worth every penny.
Pros: Great sound, powerful, small, looks good, quality. Cons: None. You get what you pay for.
I got this Amp in Conjunction with a one-cubic foot sealed box and JL W3 12" Subwoofer to take care of the bass end of the full system. The combination is great. The tightest and cleanest bass I have ever heard. It is way louder than one might expect from 250 RMS watts. The system has been installed for nearly 2 years without one hint of trouble.
Pros: Very small, but very effective. Always pushes out what it says it will. Cons: The thermal protection kicks in if it's a hot day and the bass is massive
I purchased this amp after going thru Kenwood, Sony, Pioneer, MTX, etc amps. Nothing could run right, or push out the power I wanted. I was told that this tiny little amp could blow others out of the water, so I bought it. It's been a little over a year now and I still love the amp. I use it to push 2 Audiobahn high excursion 12's and the system is LOUD. I have knocked out both of my Lancer's tailights and my rearview mirror is useless. People can't belive this little amp produces so much raw power. I know of a guy who runs 2 MTX 8000 12's off of a MTX 1000 watt amp and (I swear to God) this rivals it in volume. I'm getting the 500/1 at the end of the month so I let yall know how things go assuming I'm not deaf.
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