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The Punch 45, 75 or 150 were never manufactured in white. First they were anodized in black, then later powder coated in black. You might be thinking of the Perfect Interface fan shrouds that were powder coated in various colors.

I'll be making the drive up from Phoenix for this one.

Renegade amplifiers are pretty solid, reliable amplifiers for a very resonable price. It's a brand that Rockford Corporation is distributing in the USA for a company out of Germany.

Was the product advertised as "new in box"? If that's the case, the product would still be wrapped in the original shrink wrap.

The gain knob is to be adjusted to match the RCA voltage. The bass boost would boost the output of the amp at a certain frequency, like 45Hz or so.

Give Rockford a call, they probably have it......(800) 669-9899, Option #3, Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm MST.

Well the T10001bd probably won't be enough power for the (2)T212D4's. Those subs need 1000WRMS each. It will work, but the subs are going to need a little more juice, like a T1500-1bd or something. That JBL mono amp definetely isn't going to cut it, especially if it's only rated at 400Watts...

Chances are you might have toasted something in the power supply of the amp. Did you check the two 30A fuses on the amplifier? Give Rockford Customer Support a call to see if they can take care of it under warranty at (800)669-9899, Option#1.

The numbers on the birthsheets are true numbers. Yes, they are tested at a constant 14.4V......and I'm pretty sure that output number is reached using a 1K tone right at clipping rather than pink noise or music for input signal. So if you have a pretty strong alternator & battery setup...

If you only have a pair of RCA's (left & right), then you will need two 1-Female, 2-Male RCA splitters like these: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/product_details.asp?cat_id=5&series_id=36&family_id=64&item_id=108356&locale=en_US&p_status= Then you can still use...

I have seen issues with fuses being defective. If its an AGU glass fuse, sometimes the connection internally can be intermittent, but you can't really see it. So maybe when the amp is drawing current, it's causing the connection in the fuse to heat up, causing resistance and a drop in voltage...

You would need a set of RCA splitters to do that. The R300-4 does not have a 2/4 channel input switch.