🚗 Lanzar B52 Car Audio Amplifier Monoblock - 1 Channel, 2000 Watt, 2 Ohm, RCA Input, Bass Boost, Mobile Audio Power Amplifier for Car Speakers, Car Electronics with Crossover Network (HTG137) - Black Review

4 stars for the affordability of this amp. It's clearly not 2000 watts, maybe a quarter of that? I would not recommend using two subwoofers with this amp, I only have one factory audio subwoofer and it gets very hot. I'm not sure what two subwoofers will do. If you are just looking for an affordable amp that will give you some bass then this amp is definitely not for you. Just keep your expectations a little lower

I had another Lanzar (8 channel amp) that went into protection mode after 2 hours playing music so I decided to buy this just for my sub (Rockford 12 inch sub 600 watts RMS ) sub added to 2 ohm mode! He does the same. it goes into protection mode after 2 hours playing music at high volume! Sounds good but I wouldn't recommend this amp to anyone! You get what you pay for

Pros: It works, it's compact enough to fit behind a seat and it was in the affordable range for a class D monoblock. The amp actually puts out about 1150 watts peak into 2 ohms and closer to 850 watts RMS. The lack of a bass remote control is quite annoying. Small terminals for speakers, power and ground. Would I buy again, probably not. Would I recommend it to everyone? Only if you don't expect a lot of power from a strong speaker.

Bought this amp as a temporary amp as my old one died, I wanted my bass back and I didn't have much money so decided to pull the Lanzar trigger. I didn't expect anything good from him, but he surprised me! It drives my Pioneer TS-W305C SVC subwoofer perfectly, the internal bass works, but if you plan on winning competitions with it or expect it to tear your trunk apart, look elsewhere. A big minus of this amp is the connectors. I could barely stick my 4 gauge wire in them and they seem very…

Pros: It works, it's compact enough to put behind a seat, and it was in the affordable range for a Class D monoblock. Cons: The amp overdrives at 2000 watts peak . The amp actually puts out about 1150 watts peak into 2 ohms and closer to 850 watts RMS. The lack of a bass remote control is quite annoying. Small terminals for speakers, power and ground. Would I buy again, probably not. Would I recommend it to everyone? Only if you don't expect a lot of power from a strong speaker.

Good for beginners who don't want to hit the barrel. This will give you good internal bass. With a proper 10" or 12" sub, it's probably not the best for 850+W sport subs, but it will comfortably move a 650W RMS sub. If you think you're going to spend $60 and have all your cars alerted, you're wrong. And if you read a review that says someone is promoting two 1000w subwoofers or even two 800w subwoofers, they are probably employee reviews. This amp gets hotter than the sun.

I still haven't found a sound setup I like on this amp. I just can't get the crossovers and filters right. The previous amp I'm comparing it to was a $200 Alpine 200W. His sound was clear and light. I don't think I had to touch the filters for a clean sound. But this one, I just can't get it right. It's not bad, just not good. By price. It's worth it, but if you care about sound quality, you'd better do some research on the market. Also note that this amp has a 1-2 second delay with a…

I bought this amp as a temporary because my old one died, I wanted my bass back and I was short on money so I decided to take the trigger of the Lanzar actuate. I didn't expect anything good from him, but he surprised me! It drives my Pioneer TS-W305C SVC subwoofer perfectly, the internal bass works, but if you plan on winning competitions with it or expect it to tear your trunk apart, look elsewhere. A big minus of this amp is the connectors. I could barely stick my 4 gauge wire in them and…