1800-WATT 2-CHANNEL Bridgeable Mosfet Amplifier
By: Pyle Average Rating: 3.5 Total Reviews: 6
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 On: 2008-06-04
Hey this amp really delivers powerful bass to my 10" DVC subwoofers. The only problem is that it is so entertaining I dont want to leave my car. Even the older RIAA curve music is a pleasure to listen to.
On: 2008-04-30
I dont know what some of these guys are talking about ,this thing POUNDS my kenwood 12" subs and thats not even bridged!!!
On: 2008-01-04
Reading other reviews, dont know what they want??? this is great, works perfect, have it for almost a year, giving no problems. Just be aware it really has power, so if you dont have speakers that can handle it, those speakers could get burned!!
On: 2008-01-03
Reading other reviews, dont know what they want??? this is great, works perfect, have it for almost a year, giving no problems. Just be aware it really has power, so if you dont have speakers that can handle it, those speakers could get burned!!
On: 2007-11-09
i received my item in a decent amount of time and hooked it up the same night, and it works fantastic. i have to buy bigger speakers cause this thing is so powerful but hey, thats what happens when you have 1800 watts.
 On: 2007-06-13
this amp does not put out the power it says it does. this manufacturer obviously does not know what rms power really is. this amp is way overrated and wont even put out half of the power specified.
On: 2007-06-08
I would not recomend the Pyle 1800W 2 Channel Mosfet amplifier to any of my friends to buy. It might be cheap, but if your going to spend the money you might as well spend it on a product thats worth the money. My main dissapointment was in how quikly it overheats. I currently run a 1000W sony amplifier in my truck to power the subwoofers. What over heats with the sony amp in 10 minutes, over heats in about 30-60 seconds with the pyle amp (and sony amps are known for overheating). Just look at those numbers and also be sure to look up the RMS of the pyle amp, its horrible.
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