AR1500MK Car Amplifier and 8 Gauge Wiring Kit - 1500 Watts Max Power, 2/4 Ohm Stable, Class AB, Monoblock, Mosfet Power Supply, Remote Subwoofer Control

El control remoto de bajo no funcionó, es de muy mala calidad, sin embargo el amplificador sigue funcionando muy bien.

Says it's 1100 rms pffff with a 30A fuse stop ripping people off, do yourself the favor and spend a little bit more money for a better quality amp, and please do your research before buying unlike me till I got it in my hands, the thing got so hot from running a 750 watt 325 rms sub for 10 minutes that I disconnected it I literally thought it was going to burst in to flames

I've been a loyal Boss amplifier customer for around five years. Although they often have mixed reviews, I'd had great luck with their products -- until this amp. It did ship quickly and arrive with all of the parts of the kit, but the amp I received did not power up. I started the warranty claim with Boss (after double checking the wiring in the car of course) and sent the amp back the next day. Aweek-and-a-half later, Boss emailed me and said they found no issue. I called and asked how they tested it and their service tech admitted that he didn't know if they tested all of the configurations. After I asked for it to be fully tested, *surprise!* it was found to be defective. Another week-and-a-half later, a replacement amp arrived and I hooked it up. The new amp works, but the sub did not play very loud when I hooked it up per the included instructions. I ended up bridging the R & L input chanels and splicing into a mono input left from the factory sub that I stopped using. It seems to work well as of now. I know my friends and other reviewers online say these amps are grossly overrated -- they may be -- but this one puts out plenty of power to the 2000W rms sub I have. The car distorts more than the sub! I must add that the wiring kit is a bit of a joke. The remote power wire was too short to reach from the head unit to the amp behind the back seat (in a Honda Civic coupe mind you, not some huge SUV). The provided connectors are also too big in diameter to hook up to the amp, so you have to use different connectors or grind down the ones in the kit. I ended up using about half of the parts from the kit and the rest I left aside in favor of better quality wires and connectors that actually fit. Overall, this product has been an annoying experience, but after a month of headaches, troubleshooting, calls and emails to Boss, and more troubleshooting, I would say that I'm content with the purchase.

I'm going to give my 100% honest review. Is it a good amp? Yes, it will get the job done as long as your not expecting a great amp Is it a true 1500 watts? No, not even close. Closer to the 250 watt rms Mine came with a 8 gauge install kit. the wire is not true 8 gauge it's closer to 10-12 gauge But like I said I'm giving a honest review. I got it to install a small system of 2 planet audio ac10s in a sealed box. For a system this size it's a good amp, but you will have to have a multimeter to set the gain. it is very touchy and the range from not enough bass to clipping is such a small gap, But for the purpose of this application it works. I would not recommend this amp for anything larger. The amp also gets hot within 30 min at 2 ohm.

This is a great little amp! I have it paired up with a 900w boss audio phantom series subwoofer and I have never had a problem with it overheating. I usually blast my music everywhere I go and this thing just takes it like a champ.