American Legacy II LA290 Car Audio Amplifier

Pros: Nice look, does ok if you are not using it as competition
Cons: Weak power, RMS is way below actual power rating (Almost 1/3 power)

Although They look Nice, American Legacy Amps tend to produce way less power then actually stated on the Box. The 1000 Watt American Legacy Amp pushes only about 200-300 actual RMS, which was not efficient at All. If you are looking for a nice sounding...

Pros: Looks nice
Cons: It is a piece of junk

I purchased this amplifier and hooked it up in my Firebird. It was ok as far as the power goes but once the vehicle was started it picked up excessive alternater whine. I checked everything and put a noise supressor on that helped but it still was...

Pros: Cheap, looks nice. It's an amp.
Cons: Noisy, cheap, actual power is much less than advertised.

I ended up with this amp as a result of an eBay auction. I got this amp, a Pyramid 400x2 RMS amp, 2 Audiobahn 12's, and a bandpass box for $250. I thought it was a good deal. It was, to a degree.

Other reviews of this amp speak of the noise it generates. I have to agree. I also have a RPM related buzzing in my speakers using this amp. The noise is worst at low volume, and becomes indistinguishable at high volume.

The amp itself looks nice. Chrome all over.

There is no crossover. No high-pass, no low-pass.

It says it's a 100x4 amp. That's peak. Why any manufacturer advertises the peak power I don't know. It's a bullsh*t, made up number. I'm hoping it's pushing 50x4 RMS. RMS is 70.7% of peak power, the comparable DC power of AC. I think some manufactures claim the peak-to-peak numbers.

Anyways, don't pay more than $50 for this amp.