Which amp would do me better?

1000W 1-Channel D Class Mono Amplifier

-1000W RMS x 1-Ch @ 1-Ohm

-700W RMS x 1-Ch @ 2-Ohms

-450W RMS x 1-Ch @ 4-Ohms

-Includes Remote Mountable

-Bass Control

-Illuminated, Large New Design Autotek Logo

-For Instant Maxx Current Ouptut

-1-Ohm, 2-Ohm, 4-Ohm Capable A/B Class Mono Block Amp

-Rugged PRO-FITM MOSFET Audio Outputs

-Super Sport Amp Protection with System

-Diagnostics LEDs That Guard Against: Current / Amperage Overload, Short Circuits, Thermal Overload, DC Offset, Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Daisy Chain Line Outputs

-Mono Blocks Include a Remote Bass Control

-Low-Pass Adjustable: 60Hz to 150Hz

-Include Variable Subsonic Filter (15Hz to 55Hz)

-Controls Adjustable +12dB Bass EQ @ 45Hz

-Input Level Control: 6V

-Oversized Speaker Terminals

175 shipped its an autotek ss1000.1 more than enough for your subs.

 
1000W 1-Channel D Class Mono Amplifier -1000W RMS x 1-Ch @ 1-Ohm

-700W RMS x 1-Ch @ 2-Ohms

-450W RMS x 1-Ch @ 4-Ohms

-Includes Remote Mountable

-Bass Control

-Illuminated, Large New Design Autotek Logo

-For Instant Maxx Current Ouptut

-1-Ohm, 2-Ohm, 4-Ohm Capable A/B Class Mono Block Amp

-Rugged PRO-FITM MOSFET Audio Outputs

-Super Sport Amp Protection with System

-Diagnostics LEDs That Guard Against: Current / Amperage Overload, Short Circuits, Thermal Overload, DC Offset, Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Daisy Chain Line Outputs

-Mono Blocks Include a Remote Bass Control

-Low-Pass Adjustable: 60Hz to 150Hz

-Include Variable Subsonic Filter (15Hz to 55Hz)

-Controls Adjustable +12dB Bass EQ @ 45Hz

-Input Level Control: 6V

-Oversized Speaker Terminals

175 shipped its an autotek ss1000.1 more than enough for your subs.
i have never heard of autotek are they similar to crunch amps?

 
if i should be this worried about warranties....that really scares me on the quality of the amp
in house warranties are crap they have at best 50% success if they are not an authorized retailer. most of them will say it wasnt installed by a shop so no warranty! or some lame story like that, or they make you jump through a dozen loopholes to get it warrantied.. and no ebay item has any enforceable warranty regardless of what the post may say. other wise i would make a killing selling on ebay. i dont nor will i ever, because i am honest with all sales so they remain valid for factory warranty purposes.

 
1000W 1-Channel D Class Mono Amplifier -1000W RMS x 1-Ch @ 1-Ohm

-700W RMS x 1-Ch @ 2-Ohms

-450W RMS x 1-Ch @ 4-Ohms

-Includes Remote Mountable

-Bass Control

-Illuminated, Large New Design Autotek Logo

-For Instant Maxx Current Ouptut

-1-Ohm, 2-Ohm, 4-Ohm Capable A/B Class Mono Block Amp

-Rugged PRO-FITM MOSFET Audio Outputs

-Super Sport Amp Protection with System

-Diagnostics LEDs That Guard Against: Current / Amperage Overload, Short Circuits, Thermal Overload, DC Offset, Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Silver Preamp Level RCA Inputs

-Daisy Chain Line Outputs

-Mono Blocks Include a Remote Bass Control

-Low-Pass Adjustable: 60Hz to 150Hz

-Include Variable Subsonic Filter (15Hz to 55Hz)

-Controls Adjustable +12dB Bass EQ @ 45Hz

-Input Level Control: 6V

-Oversized Speaker Terminals

175 shipped its an autotek ss1000.1 more than enough for your subs.
I'm really not trying to be a d*ck, so please don't take this the wrong way.

I've noticed your price quotes in more threads than this one, and they're never "good" deals. I don't mean that in a derogatory way, it's just that a lot of these Maxxsonics amps are readily available for less money online. This is an open forum, and when you regularly quote prices publicly, someone will eventually mention a cheaper option. Your price quotes would more than likely pay off better if you stuck to PM...

 
in house warranties are crap they have at best 50% success if they are not an authorized retailer. most of them will say it wasnt installed by a shop so no warranty! or some lame story like that, or they make you jump through a dozen loopholes to get it warrantied.. and no ebay item has any enforceable warranty regardless of what the post may say. other wise i would make a killing selling on ebay. i dont nor will i ever, because i am honest with all sales so they remain valid for factory warranty purposes.
Whatever gets you through the day, man. I've purchased amplifiers from sites like audiosavings.com many times, and not once has the in-house warranty been an issue for me.

Besides, the amplifier we were talking about is $100. If it outlasts the in-house warranty, you got a hell of a deal. It would be a different story if you're looking to drop $1,000 on a top of the line piece of equipment...

 
i respect your opinion and advice as well, but like i said i try to be honest as I can possibly be. when you factor in a true factory authorized warranty from a licensed dealer you have to consider what msrp is compared to the price given and in that regard i do give incredible deals all the time. Alot of people that want a warranty value that sense of protection. the only authorized maxx dealer online is ocs and if you compare me to them i am still cheaper.

some sites are not bad but ebay is 90% of the time a lose lose proposition . and for 130$ the eclipse amp is pretty decent IMO as well so it just depends on if he wants 500 or so watts and never any more from it if he upgrades his subs, or 750 now and 1000 possible and 1 ohm stability. at 2 ohms the eclipse do get very warm for a d class amp.

 
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