🚗 Planet Audio MB1200.1D 1200W Monoblock Class D Car Amplifier - 1 Ohm Stable, Digital, Mosfet Power Supply, Ideal for Subwoofers Review

I had to search Sonicelectronics for legitimate RMS ratings. That's slightly better than the performance of the head unit. The volume has increased, of course, but not by much, but the SQ has improved. Barely works the JBL 609c in the front and the skate in the middle in the back. Price wise I got a much better deal before Rhona but that reflects the current times so not a huge deal breaker. Loud enough for me, a daily suburban slave, but I won't expect a war of ringing deafness either.

This particular amp is shocking. The quality is so amazing I couldn't understand how much sound is coming out of this unit. Its size surprised me. When I opened the box I said damn this is a joke. The joke was mine. This amp is a real gem and all the stuff that comes with the amp oh btw be careful I almost returned the amp not realizing the bass button was foam. In any case, the Lattice amplifier is definitely worth it for the price. I will recommend 👌

I noticed that there aren't any reviews for it yet. So let me be the first I bought it to hopefully upgrade the 300w Alpine amp I had with four Skar 6.5 midrange drivers rated at 300w max. Here are the facts. After installing this amp and setting the gain to maximum there is no difference at all in my speakers. If I was getting Alpine's 50W RMS per speaker I would expect decent gain from this amp, but there was no gain at all. That's why you won't find any RMS rating at all on this amp anywhere

This is 1000% deception. THERE IS NO WAY to max this out at 1200W. #1, Power connectors are TOO SMALL. They won't even accept a 4 gauge wire to power it #2, the speaker output is WAY small to effectively drive any true subwoofer. or 16 gauge. Not enough to deliver enough power for a real subwoofer. The fact that it has 2 x 20w fuses means it cannot exceed 400w should those fuses blow. On the workbench this thing could only get 372W @ 1 ohm (not certified). Not the 1200w advertised as the max…

This amp claims to be rated at 600 watts RMS into 4 ohms, a piece of junk will be happy to put out 300 watts into 4 ohms. Battery with a suitable cable cross-section and a high-quality loudspeaker cable and barely reaches 290 watts in bridge operation. The setup guide is even more useless and doesn't provide any useful information on setting the input level and filter, just telling you to use your ears. If I hadn't spent so much time installing this amp I would have sent it back at this point…

I bought this product after reading all the reviews Install it going through the whole process of running all the cables and all to make exactly how you wanted to buy the book. Then I had to wait to get my sub because it was on standby and showed up 3 weeks after installing the amp I was excited I plugged in the amp and turned everything on and the red light on the amp was the app immediately bad. I was so pissed I only wanted one more and I couldn't even get them to just send me one instead I…

I bought this amp for my wife and her two 12" MTX Thunder speakers that she has. They have a resistance of 2 ohms. It sounded pretty good (I mean, these aren't very good speakers with bass reduction). I have my own stereo. I have 2 12" Fosgate P3s in a slotted box. I used a Pioneer Champion 9601D series rated at 2400 watts into 1 ohm. I've fried it twice in a couple of years. So I borrowed the amp from my wife. I was absolutely amazed. They are little mini clowns. He doesn't claim 1200 into 1…