MA Audio HK2000D Digital Class X Competition Mono Block Amplifier - 1800Watts,

[1rockford1]

i think i really lilke this amp its alittle more then what iwanted to spend but is it good any one have one or seen one. it has a read out of temp. those things on amps for the most part all ways fail at some point. kinda like when the amp has like a light that lights up along with the music. example my power acoustik amp it stoped working after 4 days. and does it do its really put out what it says it does. at 17.0v and at 14.0v

[1rockford1]

any one or do u guys have something for sale or no any one on here that can do that kind of numbers. i dont know if can get to 17.0 v . so i would be only doing the 1500 at 14.0. oh yea its like 400 shipped.

[RAB]

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[1rockford1]

huh

[1rockford1]

i did some searching and from what i hear its not a bad amp does any one have one on here or anything from the? the amp is 346 shipped. or i could go with a hifonics 1600d

[Trey803]

i think i really lilke this amp its alittle more then what iwanted to spend but is it good any one have one or seen one. it has a read out of temp. those things on amps for the most part all ways fail at some point. kinda like when the amp has like a light that lights up along with the music. example my power acoustik amp it stoped working after 4 days. and does it do its really put out what it says it does. at 17.0v and at 14.0v

you mean the clipping indicator light......that should never be flashing?

[Trey803]

no offense but it sounds like you need to do some more reading. I dont know if you're ready for that kind of power

[audioarsonal]

Its not a bad amp.However they are terribly ineffecient.I would say the hifonics woul be a better choice if you don't have a decent electrical system to feed that amp.

[budahbuddy803]

you mean the clipping indicator light......that should never be flashing?

no, he is talking about lights that pulse to the beat. Not a protect or clipping indicator. More of a "bling" factor.

[Trey803]

no, he is talking about lights that pulse to the beat. Not a protect or clipping indicator. More of a "bling" factor.

wow your dumb too!

[1rockford1]

i mean most of those amps that offer like lights that light up or dig read out of voltage and temp on the amp they some times burn out and stop workin. it happend to me in the past and my brothers friend. so i wanted to know if it would hold up? i did do some research and i found out it does draw some current . and its hard to really push your subs. the amp will get hot. so i guess ill pass if im paying for 1800 rms and i can only really turn the amp settings only to less then half way thats kinda a waste thanks. and i am ready i been ready that why im asking questions and i got a book with all the stuff i need and how to wire it up . if im not ready now then i will never b. i could go to a shop and let them do it and learn nothing . thanks guys the 1600 d might be the amp for me .

[1rockford1]

im not dumb.

[budahbuddy803]

wow your dumb too!

haha why am i dumb? Have you never seen amplifiers or just companies in general who try to put cool products out that attract the customer who doesnt know much about audio so they want the cool volt meter on their amp or cool strobe lights. I know what a clipping indicator look like and i know protect indicators, but those wouldnt be bring enough for the guy to say they pulse to the beat.....

Think about it.. he wasnt talking about a light that shows clipping.

[audioarsonal]

Here is the PA Plasma amp with the flashing/pulsing light.
http://www.moretronics.com/Common/Pr...e&SrcID=202328

[Trey803]

i mean a small led light.......most of the time is a clipping indicator. Not plasma lightning stuff