Power Up Your Sound System with Soundstream PN2.350D Nano Class D Amplifier Review

got this amp pushin infinity kappa 6.5 component fairing speaker. He seems insanely beautiful and small to fit in my Harley's fairing

I love the size of this amp. Small, easy to hide, and delivers power. I had to lower the bass level. Excellent for powering a 350 subwoofer in bridged mode. Really can drive most 8-12 inch. I use an 8" Polk and am now considering using my 10" JL W3.

A simple amplifier. Works well. stay cool Good hit for the dollar. Good build quality. Terminals and connections are robust and easily accessible. Compact for such an output power (class D amps are). The sound quality is good.

Easy install in my 2007 Avalon. No pinching at wire connections, small size that's easy to hide anywhere, and drives an 8" kicker subwoofer rated at 200 RMS into 4 ohms. I thought it maxed out at 350. the wattage is higher at 350 RMS in bridged mode.

I really wanted to like this amp. It sounded great. When it worked I don't know if I have a lemon or something, but for some reason the inputs only work if I hold the wires correctly. If I let go of the input wires I lose the left channel.

Attaches to boat to power (2) JBL GTO 6x9 engines. The perfect couple and they play loud and clear. I have speakers in pre-made wedge shaped boxes, stuffing is added inside as the box colors the sound a bit. Now everything is in order. JBL Basspro12 powered subwoofer and Pioneer msmvh512bs head unit work. No complaints, great results!

I installed this Soundstream PN2.350D on my '07 Street Glide. At 80mph or 50mph, the sound is clear and full. No clipping problems when switched off. So far there have been no issues with the amp heating up and shutting down. I've ridden many, many miles at 75% volume and never had a problem.

I have a PN2.350D with bridge and woofer driving 4 Polk DB840 subwoofers and it hits surprisingly hard, especially given its small size. Details: Mounts under the seat with power and ground 8 gauge, 16 gauge to and inside the box, individual 0.5cc chambers. foot, no padding. The speakers are connected 2 in series, then these pairs are connected in parallel at 4 ohms. Usually the box is turned upside down and drivers point to the third row seat to hide. This setting delivers powerful, tight and…

I installed this Soundstream PN2.350D on my 07 Street Glide. At 50 km/h the sound is crisp and full. No clipping problems when switched off. So far there have been no issues with the amp heating up and shutting down. I've ridden many, many miles at 75% volume and never had a problem.

Installed this amp on my Electra Glide to power two 6.5" Infinity Kappa 62IX. The audio is loud and clear and can be heard at 80 mph with no additional distortion plugged it in. to the factory radio. No need for RCA adapters as it has high level inputs and auto on when you use the high level inputs so you don't have to trigger a remote turn on cable. The Amplifier has a small footprint but is quite heavy for its size and doesn't feel cheap at all. Good choice for a solid touring bike that won't

. I have a bridged PN2.350D and low pass filter driving four Polk DB840 subwoofers and it hits surprisingly hard, especially given its small size. Details: Mounts under the seat with power and ground 8 gauge, 16 gauge to and inside the box, individual 0.5cc chambers. foot, no padding. The speakers are connected 2 in series, then these pairs are connected in parallel at 4 ohms. Usually the box is turned upside down and drivers point to the third row seat to hide. This setting delivers powerful…