Dual Electronics XPE2700 2/1 High Performance Power MOSFET Class A/B Car Amplifier with 400-Watts Dynamic Peak Power

Great BOOM for your buck. Very satisfied with this compact amplifier.

I needed a small amp to power a small sub in my 2007 Dodge Ram Megacab. I listen to mostly EDM, hip hop, indie pop and 80s/90s music. I have a Pyle 8" 400 watt tube subwoofer and this thing is powering it at 1/3 gain. I adjusted the amp using a 50hz test tone and 1/3 was the limit for the sub. I wasn't able to take advantage of the bass boost either because the Sub just couldn't handle it. So if you're needing an inexpensive but not "cheap" amp this will do it. However, if you're looking for an amp to power 2 18" DV subs at .5 ohms and rattle your mirrors off this is NOT going to do it LOL. If you want to add some good clean lowend on a budget this will definitely do the job for you. I can't speak to longevity. I know there's been some negative feedback about it and I've only had mine for 2 weeks. So far so good though!

I used this amp to power a single pioneer 12" sub woofer. I was very please with the power it was giving me and the sound I was getting. But now, 4 months later the amp has completely stopped working. It literally just stopped working one day. I checked all my wiring and everything was fine! I pulled out my voltage meter and here's where I noticed the problem. When the car is off and I touch the two terminals on the amp, + and ground, I get 11.4 volts, which is about right seeing as my battery registers at around 12.4. But when I turn on the car the voltage drops below 2 volts! I've pulled the wires and turned on the car and gotten 12.4 volts, so it is obviously the amp by process of elimination. It's to late for me to return through Amazon and I can only hope that when I contact Dual they will be willing to replace it.It's not like I'm going off-roading in my Corolla so I can't even see how it would have gotten really jostled. Poor quality too blow after only 4 months of use. It's really quite sad. Now it's time to find out how good Dual's customer service is.

Not a bad amp. Seems to do about 100w RMS@4 Ohms. I've had it open and the construction isn't too bad. I replaced the thermal compound between the MOSFETs and case with something better than silicone grease for better longevity. Know what you're doing and this amp will probably never give you any trouble.A bit larger than I expected for an amp of this power. It wouldn't fit under my seat. The size is probably due to the fanless design. The whole case is a heat sink.Oh yeah, and it sounds good :-)

Excellent Amp, does not get super hot after many hours of usage, I used this in a cooler stereo, easy to wire, I made 2 of these coolers for my kids, I would buy a 3rd one if I need to.

Very good amp for the money. Puts out tons of power and is reliable. Excellent quality.

I am using this amp to run a single JBL GT5-10D in a box as per the speaker requirements. The amp is bridged to push all power into the sub, nothing else is hooked to the amp. I really don't think I'm getting the power advertised from this amp. While it does sound good, it seems that a smaller 100w RMS amp would do the trick. I'm fine with this product but wouldn't recommend it to a friend.

I bought this and matched it with the Dual Brand 10" Ported Subwoofer enclosure. I have it installed in my 1995 Isuzu Trooper with a Pioneer Mixtrack head unit. I was very surprised how much power this put to the little 10" woofer. I do have the sub wired for Bridged Mono, but I still only have the power half way up. More than enough bass for me and the family. Added some really nice low end, and makes the old truck rattle. I would definitely recommend.