Massive Audio E2 - Car Audio 1,600 Watt Nano Edge Series, Monoblock Car Amplifier, Bass Boost, 1 Ohm Stable

i've been using massive car audio products for about 5-6 years now. where i'm from (miami, FL)*, the company is still "new to the game". many bass-heads around here flock towards the mainstream: "kicker, rockford fosgate, jl audio", etc. i'm not knocking those brands...by no means. its just that i'm broke, but i want to be loud. massive car audio products (through the correct channels...)* are fairly inexpensive, but given the right electrical going to the amps, making sure the subs that you're pushing are power matched (rms vs. peak)*, making sure that the gains are correctly set (i used a smd dd1 pro)*, last but not least...making sure the sub enclosure is built to the specs to the subs (even if it is a "pre-fab", make sure its as close to woofer's specs as possible)*...you're going to have hard hitting system but at a fraction of the price of the other guys' products...that's my 2 cents. btw, i have a pair of these bad boys pushing a massive audio torox122 (each sub paralleled down to 1 ohm per amp)* in a backyard built box that yields around 2.6 cubes per sub (after displacement, port volume, bracing, blah...blag..blah...)* tuned to 34htz. big three upgrade & gel cell from xs power...stock alternator. hitting 49.8's on burps & 48.3's on music. in a grocery-gettin' 2002 chrysler town & country. i've spend a little under $1k (including shipping & installs)*. in closing, the amps are power matched to the subs & they have adequate (could use a little more tho)* power going to them...they perform awesome!!! would (& been for 5 years at least)* recommend to another bass head!!!

Make sure you have some subs that can handle the wattage. This amp puts out a lot of power. I detroyed a pair of Alphasonik dual 4ohm 10s that I had. They were rated at 400 watts rms each. I loved these subs because they have hit hard and low for me for about 5 years, in 2 different vehicles. I was thinking I could wire this amp down to 1ohm and get probably about 1000 watts rms out of it, give or take...if I'm lucky. I was positive my Alphasoniks could take it. Uhhhh no.... I pushed them for about 4 days then the cones started rattling. So much for that... This amp is rated at 1400 watts rms at 1 ohm. I'm a believer now! So I moved on to 3 Kenwood Excelon 10s. The subs fit my application perfectly for the space I have. They sound pretty darn good. I know I'm pushing the subs above their rated capacity, but I've punished Kenwood subs over the years and they've never disappointed me. Soooooo, I think my Kenwood subs can take the abuse. We'll see how it goes with this monster amp. If you need an amp give Massive a try. I'm very happy with this amp and my EX44.

Small amplifier big sound! I had a Kenwood with less than 1/4 the power than is twice as big! Recommend upgrading your charging system and the optional e-cap for the best sound.

Not worth the money!!!

I had to get a type R bc of my limited space, but this pig of an amp pushes hard w minimal effort. Massive FTW again!!!

Sent back didnt like the power and ground layout side by side without 1/0 gauge inputs

Loved it even that it blew my p3 ‘s forsgate sleakers. Lol now gotta by massive 12 inch hippos. 4Kwatts each.

Nice looking amp. Very deceiving that you don’t get the cap with it, it is posted with the amp thinking you get it. And then down the page it says optional. I ordered this amp with the intention that is what I was receiving. You need to put at the bottom of the picture that it is an optional option