Alpine S-A60M S-Series Class D Mono Amplifier

Small dense and strong. I have this Amp at 2ohms running 2 JBL 10s. and it's very peppy. For me, the gain in the center (with a small detent in the knob) was right before clipping. I checked this with a picoscope and the wave looked great. Remote seems like a decent piece and a nice touch. For the price point, and the name, it's an easy choice. Never skipped a beat on our long road trip either.

High quality amplifier that performs as expected. They underrate their power so that you can be confident in the performance promised. It is not compatible with some other Ethernet based bass knobs. Occasionally mine will not work in the morning but that is definitely user error with my remote wire

Awesome little unit. I run 2 12” kenwoods (not even at full power) and they hold up and bang hard. I’m afraid to turn the amp all the way up and leave it, may blow speakers after long use. I run this amp for 45 mins continuously on my way home, hasn’t overheated or caused any issues for me. Love it.

I replaced an old 400 watt kicker amplifier with this amp. It definitely has more power and sounds very clean. I do wish the bass boost was set lower than 50 hz, maybe 45 or 40?

Better than expected, good solid amp. Out performs the Fosgate it replaced. Never go cheap on the wiring. You'll notice the difference like day n night!

I use this amp to drive a single Alpine 12" sub, and it does an extremely good job. I have the volume at maybe 65% and it's still crazy powerful at max volume. The thing I love most about this amp is that, when you're paying for Alpine quality, it just works. It's on the pricier side in comparison to other mono amps, but I haven't had a single issue with it since installing it over 2 years ago and putting it through pretty heavy use every day. Just make sure you get a hefty wiring kit that can handle the kind of current this amp needs to really push your sub.My one gripe is that it didn't include a remote - you have to purchase one separately for $30. It's worth it, but it's a bit of an annoyance.

I bought this to use with an older 10" Kicker Solobaric L5 subwoofer. It runs well and makes the old sub thump. Would buy again.

Rated at 600 watts at 2 Ohms, my test sheet shows 726 watts of total output. Pretty good! This is a no-frills amp- no subsonic filter, no clipping light, and the bass knob is extra, but it's easy to set up, mostly. It doesn't have speaker inputs, so you have to get RCA adapters. The most important thing this amp has is clean, powerful sound. It does not color the bass like some amps do. I had 2 other amps in this general wattage range- the first sounded weak and kinda flat, and the other made my sub sound muddy. The Alpine just gives strong, unfiltered bass to my IDMAX 12", and really made it come alive. And for the current price, it's impossible to do better. I've had Alpine amps in the past and liked them, so I'm not sure why I strayed. But I'm glad to be back in the family because the sound quality is top notch. *edit* For a tuning tip, get your gain and x-over set to where you like it, with the bass boost at zero. I then turned the bass boost up 1 notch, and reduced the gain just a tad, and that really made my older music come alive. Give that a try if your music from the 80's and older doesn't kick like the newer stuff does.