GM-A3702 2-Channel Car Amplifier – 500W Max, Class AB, Bridgeable Design, Automatic Signal Sensing and Turn-on, Built-in high-/Low-Pass Filter

Some scumbag stole my sub woofer power amp out of my Honda Pilot. This was a great replacement and paired perfectly with my new Pioneer car stereo. Good a and fast delivery. Way cheaper than the audio shop wanted to charge me for a smaller lower powered amp. Just fit under the passenger seat with no obstructions.

Sounds really better than expected. Looks great and inconspicuous. I have mine wired at 2ohms. It holds stable with no drain and no overheating. Easy to connect and the auto on/off feature is great. You'll really enjoy this amp. It provides a great sound over stock any day. And if we're being honest, i actually bought 2!

Like many other amps it has a super small tendency to have a back ground noise. But I’m talking small, engine running and you need to listen for it and intermittently happens. Truly no amazing for the price and overwhelming quality of sound and power it helps project through my speakers. Highly recommended and also works great if you only want to run a subwoofer as it has a bypass switch. Manage to also use OeM amp wiring with no issues or clipping.

I hooked up my old PolkAudio TS25i (seems most similar to latest-model TSi100, would be a great deal at $150/pair if actually similar) and got outstanding results. After running the same speakers on a mid-grade home component integrated amp by NAD, I think I was hearing a fuller bottom end with the Pioneer 12VDC amp. Although others have noted this amp should prominently market its true continuous power rating at low distortion, not the peak power 500Watts blazoned on its shell, it got louder than desired for a porch dance party, where the absence of walls sucks away sound level, and PLENTY loud to fill my 18x12 living room to party-level loudness, running through the two polk 2-way bookshelf speakers. The presence of that full bass suggests it's got some reserves beyond that. What I'm most happy about is it doesn't gobble up much power. My rig is a prototype for a powerful battery-only portable PA system, using a Yamaha 4-channel mixer (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I2J4V5G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), Behrenger PowerPlay personal monitor station (https://smile.amazon.com/Behringer-P1-B-BEHRINGER-POWERPLAY/dp/B00GRKXRMK/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_rp_c_2_0_4/146-7260826-2760957?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00GRKXRMK&pd_rd_r=b81d7dd3-e0e0-40be-a9cb-1208225c60eb&pd_rd_w=5P9ol&pd_rd_wg=oWpZX&pf_rd_p=ea85cb41-868b-4aee-9344-f4ee71f19400&pf_rd_r=ZTY0RMF7TEQ258CX58DH&psc=1&refRID=ZTY0RMF7TEQ258CX58DH) could probably be removed from signal-chain, and possibly some Skars 6x9's (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B019Y7VLUM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) in compact wedge enclosures (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B074QZ5FSZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), all running off two pair of Talentcell 12V battery bricks with 12V, 9V, and USB 5V outputs (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01337QXMA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I had one parallel-jumpered pair of Talentcell 100 Wh (airport compliant) bricks running the Yamaha mixer and Behrenger personal pre-amp, and one pair of Talentcell 132 Wh bricks running the Pioneer power amp. The signal-level bricks are 3/4 the capacity of the power amp bricks. They drained faster than the power amp bricks, even though a couple mixers should be less than 1/2 the power of a power amp? The whole system played about 1 hour of very-loud music, 6 hours at a level you'd turn it down to talk to a friend, 2 hours at background level and probably another 4 hours with amp and signal processing in 'standby': on but not playing music. I'd guess the rig could do >4hours at very-loud volume, no problem, maybe 6 or 8.

solid 2 channel amp.

Easy to install, works great with my pioneer deck and sub.

I have the amp running in bridged mode to a dvc pioneer 10 inch sub wired at 4 ohms. The amp barely has enough power to run the sub. I expected quite a bit more from the amp, so I would say the performance is lacking.

Sounds great

Previously I had a Crunch amp and it gives the alternator whine when I press on the accelerator. Tried many ways to fix it with capacitors and better grounding but it can only be fixed by turning down gain all the way. After changing to this, it sounds really clean even with the gain being turned up by default, despite having reused all the old power and grounding cables.

Très facile d'installation. J'ai un 10" 400 watts et l'amplificateur le prends très bien. Ne deviens pas trop chaude pour l'instant. Reste à voir sa longévité à long terme car je ne l'ai que depuis 24 hres. Arrivé en même pas 24 hre.

Buen producto costo / calidad, además llegó en tiempo y en muy buen estado su empaque.

Works and sounds good

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