🚗 Taramps TL-500 2x50W RMS High-Efficiency Mini Car Amplifier, Full Range 2-Channels, Class-D, 2-ohm Stable Review

Great sound in a compact size. No remote cable; it turns on when a signal is detected on the inputs. I'm using this to control the center speakers in my car system!

I used this tiny PSU in a custom project for a kart, motorcycle and UTV overhead stereo. This little amp is amazing. I highly recommend this device if you want to save space and connect multiple speakers.

Zero sound - not even crackling - from the speakers. All cables triple checked. It just doesn't work. Wanted to use it for some Infinity 5020cs components, 5"-1/14" mids and 1" tweets. They work without an amp. I know how to hook up an amp. Just installed 6 speakers, all have one Amplifiers other than Infinity and they all work great.

Cons I didn't realize this amp only went down to 50Hz. Well suited for high frequencies, somewhat missing mids, bass. tested on several speakers. Easy installation! The main unit turns this on as soon as I turn the volume above 0, so it's very sensitive, which is a good thing. I think it's a great little amp, just wish it covered more of the audio spectrum.

This amplifier is small...very small and light. Maybe you could attach it to the back of the head unit. This amp has no crossovers, gain or anything else. But at the same time, connecting the amplifier is very simple and easy. It's a little overrated as this amp is probably 25W x 2 RMS into 4 ohms and maybe 30W into 2 ohms but still sounds OK. I recommend it if you just want to hide the amp to give your speakers a little boost.

I was skeptical until I opened it and was pleasantly surprised by two tpa3118d2 chip amplifiers. I recommend an external fuse if you don't like soldiers every time you blow a fuse like a small 5 amp / 16 ga fuse. For example inline fuse holders. It would be nice to see Oscon capacitors, Coilcraft chokes and the like lol, but a couple of Ti chips selling for $4 each is a pretty big expense for a $36 amp. Good job Taramps for marketing. I'd love to see 4/6 channel options with gain control, DIP…