RP-3500.1D Monoblock 3500-Watt Class D MOSFET Subwoofer Amplifier

Cheap amp but amazing for the money. Good power output, takes 4 gauge wire so cheap to wire up compared to 0 gauge amps. Running 4 skar 8” subs with this and it’s pushes them no problem. Had it for a while, gets a bit hot sometimes so would suggest a fan mounted to it for good cooling! Fantastic amp

Skar are knocking out some top amps, strong build and sound.

This amp is one of those “budget but actually hits” type of pieces. If you’re trying to get solid bass without emptying your wallet, it does the job. First off, the power is legit. Rated at 1200W RMS at 1 ohm, and it actually gets close to that in real use. It’s more than enough for a daily system and will push your subs hard if everything is wired right. The bass hits strong and punchy. Not competition clean, but definitely loud enough to feel it in your chest. Perfect for a daily driver setup. Now… let’s be real: The sound quality is average. It’s not trash, but it’s not some high-end SQ amp either. This is more about loud bass than perfect clarity. The amp also runs a little hot if you’re pushing it hard for long periods. Nothing crazy, but don’t treat it like it’s bulletproof. And like always with Skar, your electrical matters. If your voltage drops, this thing is gonna act up. It’s not forgiving. Cons: Sound quality is just okay Can run warm under heavy use Not built for abuse or competition setups Needs decent electrical to perform right Pros: Strong real-world power for the price Hits hard for daily bass Affordable and easy to find Simple setup, good for beginners Overall: If you want loud, affordable bass, this amp delivers. It’s not fancy, it’s not super clean, but it works and it hits. Just don’t expect miracles, and don’t wire it like a caveman. Treat it right, and it’ll treat you right.

I'm really impressed with Skar, they are the only company that I know about that doesn't lie about their specs. Other companies use really good rose colored glasses for their specs. The model # for the amp I just bought for my stereo is RP-75.4AB, this is the 4 ohm spec. It actually puts out 75 watts RMS at 4 ohms on all four channels without clipping. Now that's only 300 watts total for what they call a 500 watt RMS amp, but they also spec out for 2 ohm load which is 115 watts RMS, 460 watts total. I think this amp is really intended to be used with a 4 ohm load going by the model #. My first encounter with Skar was with my Karaoke system sub amp. It's a RP-1200.1 and it really does put out 1200 watts RMS into a 1 ohm load, just like the spec says. I liked Skar so much that when I started looking for a 4 channel amp to replace my 2 McIntosh MC240s in my stereo, which I wasn't having much luck with, I thought about Skar and searched for Skar amps. I found the RP75.4AB, it's a class AB amp which I like for full bandwidth and it's still 65% efficient. My Macs also run class AB but they are only about 40% efficient plus there's the power used by all filaments which makes the actual efficiency even lower. In other words the Macs are room heaters. I just ran my stereo with the Skar amp for about an hour with good volume and the amp is barely warm. It also sounds really good, I was hoping it would sound as good as the Macs but instead I was surprised it sounded better, it was cleaner at mid and high ranges. The Macs probably need new tubes so that would explain the difference in quality, which is the main reason I bought the Skar amp to begin with, THERE ARE NO REALLY EXPENSIVE VACUUM TUBES TO REPLACE! This would have cost way more then what I paid for my new system using the RP75.4AB.

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Beautiful, works like it should. Volume knob is the bees knees

If you are looking for clean and crisp sound from your door speakers this is what you're looking for.