Sound Storm LaboratoriesEV200.2 Evolution 200 Watt, 2 Channel, 2 to 8 Ohm Stable Class A/B, Full Range, Car Amplifier, Black

Poor Packaging but the amplifier is really nice

Lo tengo en mi auto a un solo canal 2 ohm 2x6.5 in configurado como subwoofer y la verdad es que le da un sonido envolvente al auto... no es para andar poniendo música para que todo mundo escuche, en mi opinión es perfecto para darle un sonido más reforzado al sistema de sonido que tiene un auto por defecto... supongo que sonaría aún mejor con un par de 8" a 2 ohm

Fit great in my space I had, ended up getting into an accident a week later, but worked good till then.

Like how small and clean sound

For those giving poor reviews due to "not enough power" you should research your product and what you intend to use it with, or have someone who has been in the audio industry help you. I've been in car audio for 15 years, professionally trained, worked in various shops and competed in SPL competitions, among a myriad of other things.Bottom line: This amp works great for what it is.This will not blow you away, this will not pound anything, it is made to add a few smaller speakers to a setup if you are looking to get a bit more sound. I utilized this in an install recently adding a set of lower end Pioneer 6x9's to a wagon that already had four 6.5's in it. Sound was clear, power matched to the 6x9's beautifully, worked as intended. I also run the 3000.1 monoblock and a 12" SSL in my daily driver, I wanted something inexpensive but good sound, not disappointed. Will this win any comps? No. Will it sound good for the money? Absolutely. Most head units nowadays put out at least 50w and since this runs 50w RMS @ 4 OHM you wont gain much switching from a head unit to this amp. This is one designed primarily for those wanting to add 2 more speakers to their setup to just gain a bit more sound.For the DOA ones, any company mass producing will have products that fail, unfortunately most of the people who speak the loudest are often due to poor experiences. Such is the industry.If you are looking for an amplifier, know the speakers you intend to use, match the amplifier to them. If the speakers handle 80 RMS, get an amp that can do 100 RMS. If you can run your amp at 80% rather than 100% it'll save the life of your amp significantly. You can always dial an amp back, you can't dial it past 100%.

Gets the job done, surprisingly good as well. Really good build quality for the price too!