Cerwin Vega Stealth Bomber B54 Class-D 4-Channel Digital Amplifier

Amazing little amp. Easy to tune. Versatile

Put this on my victory Magnum. Works awesome

I’m running it on my 07 road glide on 6.5 hertz and dB 6/9s in my bags with no problems not bad for the price can’t beat it doesn’t get hot or stop working , Update still happy with purchase 8/2/19 no problems and another update 5/12/20 still pushing and no problems Update amp blew out rear channels oct 23 2021 and a new one is now just under $ 300 yeah no thanks it was good while it lasted , but 2 years yeah I’m good Spend some more money and get a better amp

We all know that amps that say 1600 watts is not pushing no 1600 rms. But this amp puts out some serious power rms. I dont know what but with the correct size wire which I my case I ran 8 gauge wire from my battery to the faring. This little lite weight amp puts nice power out to push what ever and be loud at it. But it does get hot though. For those with them new Harleys and want and audio upgrade for less money this amp and Polk and a line level Converter is the way to go. This amp has a switch for 2 channel or 4 channel and if you switch to 2 channel it push all 4 channels and it has a switch for remote wore or box or DC. If you switch it to box when you cut on radio and cut up volume alittle the amp will cut on automatically and when it senses no audio input for about 20 seconds or so it will cut its self off. Which was great.

This amp has a lot of power for the size, however, the amp has relatively high noise floor. This might be ideal for bikes but I wouldn’t recommend it for use in cars. I have Cerwin Vega Pro midrange and Pro Tweeters on the rear channel and the Vega series component v465c on the front channels, and clearly I can hear white noise coming from the speakers. I have tried every single possible thing to eliminate the white noise but still I can hear the white noise even with the gains turned all the way down. I’ve done pretty much every single test to isolate the source of the noise and everything points to the amplifiers noise floor, which is basically amplifier’s minimum noise. Every amp produces that minimum noise but some designs makes more than the others, and this one is pretty high