🔊 Powerful Sound Storm Laboratories EV2.200 Evolution Car Amplifier - 200W, 2 Channel, Gun Metal Grey Review

Save money. If it were free, it would cost too much. Terrible sound quality, constant clipping, and I would cutting out two 3.5 seconds and two 5.25 seconds on the run. Just junk. Switched to kicker and all is well. I knew better than I bought it. I had to trust my intuition.

Has ground loop noise. I was only going to use it to power my tweeters but it has a high pitched squeak. I've been looking through everything to ground it to fix it to realize it's just an amp because my Skar 4 channel amp works my mids but it doesn't. So it goes in the trash. Don't waste money. You get what you pay for.

I bought this 200W SSL for tweeters only and it was money well spent. The only issue that annoyed me was that when it arrived it wasn't in the box, it was just wrapped in plastic and the screws for the power/remote/ground and for the audio out were all loose and not tightened. . But it came intact, not scratched or damaged, so I was lucky. Worth your money 💯👌🏼

Virtually no power supply required to turn on the amplifier! It only has a 7.5 amp fuse! Is this amp ideal for very small speakers, tweeters? I hooked them up to my 6x8 kickers and they power them but not enough because the speaker is 60 RMS. I hooked it up to 2 powerful horns I bought on Amazon and it's loud! The horns are connected to a switch so I turn them on when I need it and turn them off so I don't buy tickets ;) but for about $60 you get that and 2 horns and I promise! I mean the…

I used this to power a factory subwoofer in a 2004 Tahoe. The original BOSE amp stopped working at low temperatures and I had to replace it. I could drive a factory speaker with a second radio, but I needed an amp for the subwoofers. It was perfect for my application and gave the radio that extra boost I was looking for. I find it works better than the original BOSE amp. An added bonus was that the two screws matched the footprint of the BOSE amp, so screwing them down required no modification.

I installed the amp using the Lightning Audio Installation Kit. I soldered wires to the rear speaker to connect to the high inputs of the amp and soldered to an additional wire going to the main unit for remote activation. The low-pass filter works perfectly. Remote start works fine. There's a slight click when turning it on via the remote, but I guess that's to be expected. I was disappointed to learn that it doesn't support bridging, but it works great on a single 100 watt channel. I haven't…