Skar Audio RP-800.1D Monoblock 800-Watt Class D MOSFET Subwoofer Amplifier

Great amp for the money, it’s my first real amp though, so take that as you may. I’m running a 10 inch Kicker l7 DVC 4 at a final impedance of 2 ohm at 600 watts RMS. The sub kicks hard paired up with this amp, my twin brother has the same sub but with a RF 500.1D and it sounds good too but somehow setting the gain properly on this amp was easier, however they both sound really good. The sound quality to me is perfect, I didn’t want anything overwhelming and I wanted something that could add to the sound without making me have to replace all my factory speakers. It hits lows great and it has a good punch to it. I set the gains using a multimeter, didn’t need to use the bass boost. People recommend just not touching it because of the extra power that it draws within a certain frequency. But you won’t need it if you can see your gains the way I did it, it’s very simple. Just YouTube “how to set gain on amp using multimeter” and Sonic Electronics (I think that’s the name of the channel) had a great video on it. Other videos work too, of course. If you’re looking for an amp for a simple setup I highly recommend this one, yes there may be other good options but this is the route I took and I don’t regret it at all. Pro: Great sound Affordable Good looking Con: Nothing yet lol, knock on wood. Suggestions: please do run 4 gauge wire or even thicker like a 2 if you’re planning to run this at 1 ohm (although I don’t really know what the max size is that can fit into the amp), and make sure your fuse is rated high enough for this amp. Also, use wire ferrules to go into the amplifier so your wires don’t work their way out of the compression styled terminals. Electrical work on a car isn’t necessarily difficult but it can be very easy to screw up and the consequences are fairly dangerous. So if you’re doing it yourself just take your time and do it right.

I wired this amp with 4 gauge wire for pwr and grnd, used 12 gauge speaker wire and wired my 2 10's at 2 ohms, and this amp feels like it can barely push them, i dont know why or if the wiring is off, but so far im dissapointed, honestly my 300 and 500 watt amps that i had before felt like they had more punch, will update if i find some error in my install UPDATE: got my LOC rewired and swapped out the 2 10 inch xplods for a 12 inch punch p3, AMAZING, car rattles apart with relative ease, wired at 1 ohm, dosent get too hot, sub is doing fine too. Last uopdate: Replaced LOC with a 90$ unit, it rattles and flexes my trunk at less than half of the damn gain, 10/10 on this amp, stays very cool

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Beautiful, works like it should. Volume knob is the bees knees

Great amp with a great price. Has more than enough power and it arrived exactly when stated. Very happy and i highly recommend.