Reddit reviews Audiotek AT920S 2000W 2 Channel Class A/B 2 Ohm Stable Car Audio Stereo Amplifier w/LED Indicator
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Boost your speakers with this 2000W Audiotek Stereo amplifier. Its 2 Ohm Stable technology, which uses better circuitry, maintains a clean power output to let your speakers perform without distortion. The remote sensing capability of this Class-AProduct Features: Maximum Output Power : 2000W / Power MAX (2 Ohms) : 1000W x 2 / Power RMS (4 Ohms) : 230W x 2 / Bridged Power (4 Ohms) : 2000W x 1Inputs : Line Level & Speaker Level / Remote Subwoofer Control : Yes / Frequency Response : 20Hz ~ 20kHz / THD (at RMS Output) : 0.01% / Channel Separation : 90dB / Damping Factor : 125+ / Fuse Rating : 25A x 1Low Pass Crossover (Variable) : 35 ~ 160 Hz / High Pass Crossover : 200 Hz / Bass Boost (Variable) : 0 -+ 18dB / Tri-mode Operation : YesDimensions (W x H x D) : 9.72 x 2.2 x 10.85 inches / Tri-Mode Capable / Heavy-Duty Aluminum Alloy Heatsink
Ridiculously overpriced but thats just my opinion. I had alpine type r components in front, two way in rears a 12in sub and alpine 5 channel amp for about $600 cheaper. Sure the sub is nice since its out of the way but you can purchase that separately if you want it. The amp was the most expensive piece it was like $400-500. You're better off buying a 4 channel amp and getting aftermarket speakers.
Here are the specs on the type r components:
110 Watts RMS
330 Watts Peak
The speakers alone will trash that system.
componenets $150
2 way $100
pdx-f4 $305
or
pdx-v9 $430
then pick a sub and it'll still be a better deal than the oem system.
Why not get an alpine amp with 100WX4(@4 or 2 ohm) for 30$ more?