🚤 Pyle 2-Channel Marine Amplifier Receiver - Waterproof and Weatherproof Subwoofer for Boat Stereo Speaker & Other Watercraft - 600 Watt Power, Wired RCA, AUX and MP3 Audio Input Cable - PLMRMP2A Review

waterproof easy to install but far from 800 watts. I would buy it again for its small footprint and build but definitely not the strongest.

Sounds great and drives 4 of my 5 1/4 tower speakers well enough. A little distorted when everything is on, but it may be my bluetooth controller, I don't know, but it works fine for me.

I bought this to replace the booster on my bike. Connected to Polk speakers. Works and sounds great! Enough power to listen to music at 75 mph with loud Vance and Hynes whistles.

This amp packs a lot of punch for its money. However, it heats up very quickly, causing distortion in the 2-6.5" speakers I plugged into it. This amp also didn't have a volume control. I need to replace it to avoid damaging my speakers.

I needed a small amp to put together a small stereo with cooler and while it wasn't 100% necessary the idea of a marine block just in case sounded good. In the end I really didn't like the pre-wired connections and preferred the standard connections you would normally find on a conventional amp. I've used it with some Polk Audio (db691) 6x9 Marines I had left over from a previous build. Combined with this little amp you won't knock anyone out, but it's enough to keep a 6-person raft or pair of…