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i like them, i am looking at some rims in the 4 sale section tho, but if that dont go thru i will deffenetly pick up 3 of them.
oh wait you posted more lol
edit- i really like the spider one, but it would only give me like what, 15 more watts than my speakers are getting now.
oh and to clarify the color thing.. the amp can have silver or whatever on it but i dont want any blue,red or yellow on it ya know what i mean?
oh wait you posted more lol
edit- i really like the spider one, but it would only give me like what, 15 more watts than my speakers are getting now.
oh and to clarify the color thing.. the amp can have silver or whatever on it but i dont want any blue,red or yellow on it ya know what i mean?
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AMP524A
200 Watt 4-Channel Hi-Fi Power Amplifier
Features:
* 4 X 50 Watt maximum power output
* High and low level input capabilities
* Remote on/off switching
* Compatible with common ground stereos
* RCA connector low-level inputs
* Quick connect spring loaded output terminals
* Thermal and overload protected ouput stage
* Compact chassis can be mounted under dash, under seat or in the trunk
* Clamshell packaging
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AMP524A
200 Watt 4-Channel Hi-Fi Power Amplifier
Features:
* 4 X 50 Watt maximum power output
* High and low level input capabilities
* Remote on/off switching
* Compatible with common ground stereos
* RCA connector low-level inputs
* Quick connect spring loaded output terminals
* Thermal and overload protected ouput stage
* Compact chassis can be mounted under dash, under seat or in the trunk
* Clamshell packaging
$59 each plus shipping
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Lanzar "Viberant" 2-Channel Amplifier 800 Watts Max
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·2 x 200 RMS at 4 OHMS ·2 x 400W MAX at 4 OHMS ··1 x 800W MAX at 4 OHMS Bridged ·2 x 300W at 2 OHMS ·Electronic Crossover Network ·Bass Boost Circuit ·2 Ohms Stereo Stable ·Anti-Thump Turn-On ·Illuminated Top Panel ·Soft Turn ON/ Off ·High & Low Level Inputs ·Power & Protection LED Indicators ·Advanced Protectin Circuitry ·Remote Control Bass Booster ·Dimensions: 11.06''W x 2.24''H x 9.25''L ·T.H.D: < 0.04% ·S/N Ratio: > 90dB ·Channel Separation: >65dB ·Freq. Response: 15 Hz - 35KHz
$85 plus shipping
Details:
·2 x 200 RMS at 4 OHMS ·2 x 400W MAX at 4 OHMS ··1 x 800W MAX at 4 OHMS Bridged ·2 x 300W at 2 OHMS ·Electronic Crossover Network ·Bass Boost Circuit ·2 Ohms Stereo Stable ·Anti-Thump Turn-On ·Illuminated Top Panel ·Soft Turn ON/ Off ·High & Low Level Inputs ·Power & Protection LED Indicators ·Advanced Protectin Circuitry ·Remote Control Bass Booster ·Dimensions: 11.06''W x 2.24''H x 9.25''L ·T.H.D: < 0.04% ·S/N Ratio: > 90dB ·Channel Separation: >65dB ·Freq. Response: 15 Hz - 35KHz
$85 plus shipping
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Originally Posted by archemedes
I guess I'll stop now lol. I have a few different ones (5 distributors I deal with regualrly wach with thousands of product lines)
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more than (your head unit couldn't do 50 watts plugged into the wall) a typical head unit on the high end really does about 20 watts, with most low end and factory ones doing about 5 watts
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Originally Posted by archemedes
more than (your head unit couldn't do 50 watts plugged into the wall) a typical head unit on the high end really does about 20 watts, with most low end and factory ones doing about 5 watts
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