Review on Sound Storm EV2 1200 Evolution Bridgeable by David Gill

I bought two of these in 2013 for $37 each. Considering I wasn't really expecting 1000w for $37, but 200w would be great, even 100w. I figured if I didn't like them I could return them and at this price I have nothing to lose. Fast forward to today 2019 and I am still happy with this amp. Over the years I've hooked it up to two different sets of 6x9 speakers which I've hooked up to a 10" subwoofer and two 12" subwoofers. I've never had a problem with two amps. Be careful, all the wires used to connect an amp play a crucial role in the operation of the amp, all amps. Please investigate! In addition, the car's electrical system must be in top condition to get the most out of your amplifier. I would definitely buy again, even at today's price! My current setup is: Amplifier 1 connected to a Pioneer 4 ohm 10" subwoofer (Mustang GT). The second amplifier is a two channel amplifier with 2 Kicker 12" subwoofers and 2 Pioneer 6x9 subwoofers (1 12" sub and 1 6x9 in parallel (2 ohms) per channel), this is a temporary setup until I buy a new head unit (Lincoln LS).