Sold Memphis MCD-1000 Subwoofer Amp

[TheFatLard]

Hey, I was referred here by a friend to sell my sub amp.

I have a Memphis MCD-1000 Sub woofer amp I'd like to sell.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:

* Class D Monoblock Subwoofer Amplifier

* Compact Aluminum Chassis with Custon Black Pearl Finish

* RCA Outputs: 1 Pair

* Gold Plated RCA Connectors

* Full MOSFET Design

* Built-In Fully Variable Low Pass Filter: 50 - 250 Hz

* 18dB Per Octave Crossover Slope

* Built In Fully Variable Sub-Sonic Filter: 20 - 50 Hz

* Platinum Finish Wire Connections

* Accepts 4 Gauge Power and Ground Wire

* Optional Wired Remote Gain Control

* RMS Power Ratings:

o 300 watts x 1 chan. @ 4 ohms

o 600 watts x 1 chan. @ 2 ohms

o 1100 watts x 1 chan. @ 1 ohm

* Adjustable Input Sensitivity: 200mV - 4V

* Dimensions: 15.75" L x 7.6" W x 2.4" H

Cost is $500+ brand new.

OTHER THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW:

1) There are some scratches on the top and bottom.

2) I cut a hole in the bottom so you can change the fuses easily. The edges were sanded so you won't cut your delicate fingers.

Pictures Below:

Hope there are enough pictures. The light catches on all minor scratches so they seem larger and deeper than they actually are. If you are concerned about them I could buff/polish them a bit and I bet most will come out.

I'm asking $250 Shipped. (Probably $20 for shipping)

I know I'm a brand new member - so I don't have a track record - but on all the car forums I am a member of I have a perfect sales record.

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[Corey J. 10+ year member]

You should have never had to cut a hole in the bottom to swap fuses ! These amps are pretty much bullet proof unless your doing something wrong . GL with the sale , you may want to bring the price down due to the condition of the amp !

 

[TheFatLard]

You should have never had to cut a hole in the bottom to swap fuses ! These amps are pretty much bullet proof unless your doing something wrong . GL with the sale , you may want to bring the price down due to the condition of the amp !

Yeah, looking back I guess that wasn't such a smart thing to do but it does function.

The amp looks slightly worse in the pictures than in person. The light catches on every little scratch making it look larger. Polishing it might get rid of most of the scratches since the majority are actually very minor scratches.

Price reduced slightly. But it still functions as though it came right off the assembly line.