Soundstream TXP1.6000D 6000 Watts Max 1 Ohm Monoblock Class D Tarantula Xtreme Subwoofer Speaker Bass Car Audio Amplifier

For the money, this is a great amp. Just make sure you get a nice digital sound processor if you’re not using RCAs to the main deck.

I had low expectations with this amp due to the brand being on the cheaper side. But, I was wrong. Build quality of this amp is excellent. Puts out more than it’s rated power. Very clean sounding as well. I have (2) Skar DDX subs running at 1ohm 2k watts and this little amp really drives these subs, for its price it’s definitely worth it for a 1ohm stable amp to put out 2k+ watts under $200? Real hidden gem.

Wired up (2) 4 ohm DVC tropoxl ct sounds 12s to 1 ohm load in a ported 3cf box and this hits harder than anything I’ve had before. Amp doesn’t overheat and subs get all they want from it. The amp is at 2300 watts rms and subs are 2000 combined rms. Amps not even halfway up

So far I just installed this and tested it. It has awesome power! I am very impressed. Even with the very high shipping cost, This was a good value for the power. I needed the 1200 watts at 2 ohms and this handled it very well. Definately a good purchase.Update: after a few months it quit working. I tried to contact seller and received no response.Works good until it doesn’t

First off i been installing car audio sinceThe age of 14 i work at a car audio store as a installer i also repair electronics and understand how it all worksI repaired full bridge half bridge and class D class A/B and class A amplifiersNow the topology of theze and many Brazilian amplifiers like digital audio is simple and easy and run off high voltage and the units are sensitive. So given how you here higher "rca" voltage is better in most case yes but not with these units there not as forgiven every thing needs too be perfect from the voltage it says too Rca's too the voltageIt's feeding from so a good solid power supply is need for these amps people bash the amplifiers because any one can hookup wires and think there doing it right and there shit blows and want too blame everyone but them selfIt takes knowledge and money too do it right this amplifier is great just like all the other full bridge out thereThe design is less forgiving of weak electrical and gain mismatches. They have less of a tolerance for uneducated installers due too the complexity of the circuit it use.

I bought this amp a few years ago for my F-150 and have been very pleased with it. I was in need of an amplifier for my Honda so I ordered another one earlier this week. The 1 star reviews on here are from people who have no idea what they are doing. A couple things to note with these full-bridge amplifiers:1. They don't like low voltage. If you have stock electrical that dips quite a bit, you are going to have a bad time.2. They aren't as forgiving as most half-bridge amps when it comes to input sensitivity. Super high input voltage is usually a bad thing. Clipping input voltage is usually a bad thing. Thinking that the gain is a volume control is always a bad thing.Set your gains properly, keep an eye on your voltage and you will be golden.

I am running 2 of these little beasts each on 1ohm with there very own 15” g7 . 1/0 wire big 4 up front stock alt 135 amp all breakers no in-line fuses they all melt used all brands. 160ah of AGMs to a 375farad ioxus ultra cap. They get down. My girl said we had to keep the 3rd row seats so I was limited to the little area in the back 😉October 23Upgraded too 144ah of 38120HP 4s18p lithium + 375 farad ultra cap bank and 90ah agm under hood, electrical is pretty solid. Gottem to pull a lot of power they are maxed out at about 2,200 rms each, pretty impressive for $100 and change.

So prior to getting this spider amp I picked up a razor2500 power acoustic from Walmart for about $105 to bring home to the bahamas with me. It was so small and compact I was able to slide in my luggage with ease. But after running it for a bit on 2 massive 15' at 750rms each and a total load of 2ohms I figure I needed more power so I did my online research and decided to try this TXP1.6000D amp. I was eager to see what this amp could do but I was highly disappointed. It did not produce near the quality bass I got from my low end razor power acoustic. If I lived in the US I would probably have shipped it back. After tuning this spider to my desired listening preferences, then turning the gain just above half, it keep going into clipping. It do get loud but it doesn't give me the low frequency bass I'm trying to get. After a week of trying different set ups with 1, 2 and 3.5 ohm loads I still keep getting the clipping. When I try the razor on each of the same set up excluding the 1ohm, it out performs the spider 6000 and does not clip, im able to turn up my stereo to the max with clarity. So I'm going back to my razor2500 which btw makes my trunk rattle like crazy and my rear glass almost flex. I should've gone with one of the heavier power acoustic models instead of getting this TXP1.6000D. What a disappointment dread! I guess I'll sell it to someone who wants it.