SOLD Harrison Labs AE800 2 ohm

[z261994 10+ year member]

Up for sale is my old sub amp. It's Harrison Labs AE800, makes 800wrms at 2 ohm. I ran this with my 15" RE HC at 4 ohm and I was more than impressed with it. This thing has never, ever, got hot. Never pushed. Includes 100 hz LP filter, y-cable, and banana plugs. The gain knob is gone, but it's just as easily adjusted using a small allen wrench (4mm I believe).

I love this amp, but it just won't work with the new setup. I've recently bought from Louisiana_CRX and munkittrik on here, and I have dozens of other references from other forums.

I'm looking for $150 + shipping or make me an offer! I would like to sell this asap to help pay for the new equipment.

Thanks for looking, Kyle

http://www.hlabs.com/products/amps/

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[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

Thats a really neat looking amp....

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

It's a nice little amp. I bought it because they claim it to be 90% efficient, which I believe after using it for so long.

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

It's a nice little amp. I bought it because they claim it to be 90% efficient, which I believe after using it for so long.

 

[tex512 10+ year member]

whats it put out at 4 ohms?

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

They don't publish ratings at different impedance levels because these amps can be ordered to make power at whatever impedance you want. With that said, I always assumed it was somewhere around half, 400w or so. That's certainly a very conservative estimate though. The person I bought it from had it benched and I was told it was making around 850w at 2 ohm on 12v. I can't verify this claim since the shop here doesn't have a large enough power supply to test it, but from what other users claim it seems about right.

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

TTT

$150 shipped or make me an offer!

 

[lslugz 10+ year member]

can you take a close up pic of how the missing gain knob looks? Im really interested in the amp.

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

I'll get a pic of it tomorrow, and I'll PM you when it's up. It's just a small hole (maybe 1/4"). I'll also double check to see what size allen wrench it takes to adjust.

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

Here's pics of what it looks like without the gain knob; it's just a small hole. You can see something blue just inside the hole with another small hole inside of that; that's how you adjust the gain. I checked again and it takes a 2mm allen wrench to turn it.

 

[z261994 10+ year member]

bump

No reasonable offer refused. If it's not sold by Wednesday, it goes on eBay.