AUDIOBANKMonoblock 3000 WATTS Amp Class AB Car Audio Stereo Amplifier P3001 Heavy-Duty Aluminum Alloy Heatsink | Class A-B Operation Remote On/Off Circuit

No this is not a 3000 watt amp. You CAN NOT get a 3000 watt amp new for this price. It's in the range of 350 watts. Once you understand that more manufacturers from China these days give a stupid number these days you'll be less disappointed. Back 20+ years ago when I did car audio you paid around a dollar a watt. Having said that your getting 350 watts very cheap. I bought it knowing you need to drop a zero off the 3000. I'm pushing one Kicker 8inch Comp C. It can push the Kicker 8 beyond it's mechanical range in a sealed box, built to spec. It doesn't hammer the voice coil so hard it damages it, so from experience I can tell you it's in the range of 350 watts. Just use common sense people.The crossover is not the best. The subsonic filter just sucks. Pretend you don't have one. If you are going to use a ported box I recommend getting an external crossover with a subsonic filter. If you have cheap headunit like the cheap amp your looking at get something with a line driver to up your input voltage. If you bought one of the cheap touch screen headunits or anything with Bluetooth for that matter I recommend an epicenter. This is just me giving some freandly advice. Amazon, YouTube, Pandora etc. Loses a lot of the sound quality. This will help bring back what the conversion many times loses. If you buy a bass reconstruction device got to the school of YouTube and learn how to set it. I'm getting an Audiobank device that I will review within a week. It was so cheap I couldn't help but test it.As far as how long it will last in working orde... That is yet to be seen, I just got it. I will update. 6 months or tod. Which ever comes first.You can build an system on a budget. Just do your research and use the frontal lobe God gave you.

I would have rated 4 stars, but for some reason, the remote knob *really* just rubbed me the wrong way. So much so thatI took the time to make this picture. The knob feels and looks cheap, and is a genuine displeasure to handle. 95% of the knob's range has zero effect on the volume, so making fine adjustments is practically impossible.Also note how giant it is.Banana for scale. Yes, I know I have really large hands, thank you.Either way, it doesn't come with any mounting holes, and due to the sheer size of this thing, adhesive-based solutions aren't possible. Plus, if this thing fell while you were driving, and landed on the accelerator pedal!? I'm sure you can imagine the fiery doom that awaits you!Apart from that, the only other complaint I have so far, is that the mounts for the power and ground cables don't open up wide enough for wires much bigger than 4/6 gauge, and they are concerningly close together. For my 4 gauge, I had to separate it into 2 strands and put half the strands on either side of the screw to get it to fit in the clamp.Also, calling BS on 3k watts. Probably closer to 2k. Overall good value so far. Got the extended warranty for like 5$ just in case

It is really easy to break things off of it, and the volume control nob feels extremely cheap, definitely not a under seat amp, it needs airflow to not explode, ive had mine for 1 year and its been good besides the input screws breaking, i just put a bolt and a nut in them, works just fine.

All is good so far, but it does heat up so make sure you place it in a open area.

Works great so far hits hard I’m running two 10” subs 1500watts each on a ported box great amp for though how amp heats up that’s what amp do when they working just connect a portable fan to it I have two fans on mines