Review on 🔊 Enhanced Dayton Audio SA100 100W Subwoofer Plate Amplifier by Amy Cosme

I bought this amp to replace the factory amp in my Polk PSW111 which failed after a few years. The Dayton amp was a bit narrower than the Polk it replaced, but I was able to get it working by drilling some new pilot holes in the subwoofer and simply filling the old screw holes with RTV sealant. The whole job took less than 30 minutes and I couldn't be happier. This amp is powerful and delivers more than enough power and believe me I tested it on my Onkyo receiver. Some people say the auto-on feature doesn't turn on until the volume is cranked up, but I've found it turns on at around 30%, which is better than the Polk amp, so I'm very happy with it it. It's deep so be sure to measure it, but it fits my polk perfectly. Also, I'm using the LFE input and it's not a complicated setup, just buy an RCA Y-adapter (1 female to 2 male), connect them to the RCA left and right, turn the crossover all the way right and you ' will be good. walk. Now I'm just looking for another used Polk with a roasted amp so I can get another Dayton amp and have another 180 degree subwoofer for my system. I posted a YouTube video at Polk PSW111 Amplifier Replacement if you want to see how I made mine.