Review on NX2000 2-Channel Bridgeable Mosfet Amplifier by Will Lockhart

I hate being a hater but this amp replaced my Lanzar Viberant 286 4000 watt amp which is now out of production . hmmmm do you know why it was rocking so hard. Lanzar broke after 9 months and I was looking forward to this boss amp after all the positive reviews and after my awesome homeboy installed it the channel sagged to 2 ohms. Well I don't know about the specs of car amps but I do know I didn't try at all but actually tuned it to find a loud sound and they are connected to two 2400 watt Boss Phantom Hooked up subwoofers that can easily handle that power, and I'm at a loss as to what went wrong. Could I get a bad amp? Anyway, this amp was nothing, I meant nothing to this Lanzar amp, sat in the corner and howled at the lousy bass it was putting out. Instead of throwing it around my boy is buying this amp and his cousin will fix the channel. I know there is a big difference between 4000w and 2000w but it didn't work like people say it does. and they have competition cars. Oh, and the reel's separate bass control didn't really work as an adjustable one, it was either on or off, no gain was added when rotated. Now I only have one Phantom while I wait for the Lanzar Amplifier to arrive. I'm fully aware of the halfway mixed reviews. in the Lanzar name, but I'll risk it again as I think I have money to look for that thundering bass I once had. This is just my opinion as I know reviews are everything. Many Thanks