Sony Xplod XM-ZZR3301

I'm not a stereo geek but, I bought this push two Sony Xplod 12" subs and it does the job. I had it professionally installed with a Boss 2 farad cap also. It is hookeed up to my factory radio and I dont have to go past half to make the speakers bump. Bass is clear and consistant.

I usually don't buy Sony products specially amps, but i got this amp to power a couple kicker comps and this thing was surprisingly not bad. it's cea certified so you know the power rating isn't Sony rated, it is what its actually advertised. The settings ...

I recently purchased this amp after my 900watt Kenwood amp fired. I have got to say you will be suprised on how hard it maintains and puts out GREAT bass to my 2 10' Alpine Type R's. I honestly was thinking that this would not put out as much bass as ...

its junk dont buy this its junk it says sony thats all that needs to be said overheats at the drop of a hat wouldnt push a 6x9

Product DOA, Service was bad as well. They charged me a restocking fee on a DOA product that was open box and supposed to be new! In addition it cost me $50 to have it professionally installed to find out the unit was DOA.

I believe that the settings need to be tweaked just right for any stereo to sound real good but that's just me...I would recommend this amp for someone who wants a little thump...It hits hard and pretty clean, but not as good as my Rocford Punch that was 5x the cost...

I definitely recommend this amplifier, it has been great...I've heard many people say that sony car audio isn't too good but i prefer to see things to believe it...I got it hooked up to two sony xplod subs and it pounds the heck out of em! Amazing amp and I would recommend the xsl124p5b subs as well...

I can't say a single bad thing about it...overall it's a good 600watt amp (realistically 500 - 550, unless your car runs at constant 14.4 volts...loud, clear, hits the lows cons: blue led light doesnt match my orange leds through out my car but il change it...