wtb 2500 watts-3000 watt rms amp

[southport2014 10+ year member]

i want to buy a 2500-3000 watt rms amp at one ohm

price range 200-300

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[alec14 10+ year member]

where can i find pop corn sounds at?

yeah, avoid those probably. maybe AP? Or take a cut in power. Get an amp that puts out maybe 1200-1500 RMS, but cleanly.

 

[alec14 10+ year member]

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/amplifier-classifieds/571446-fs-soundstream-dtr1-3400-25ohm-stable.html
going to be more around $345shipped though. PM for specs

edit: you dont find popcorn sounds. "Owner" was a scammer and amps failed.. Im sure if you want one Nic is willing to sell one of his golden ones for 4x's the price.

Those amps are crazy good. The guy I bought one of my Skars off of ran two Skar VVX D2's on one, said it was great. How do you like yours?

 

[Durango03 10+ year member]

Those amps are crazy good. The guy I bought one of my Skars off of ran two Skar VVX D2's on one, said it was great. How do you like yours?

In all seriousness, I dont want to sell it. Ran 2 of them, and made a few attempts at trades, but I honestly was never able to find another amp that compared. Dont understand why these arent alot more popular (their unique design maybe?).. anyways, truely THE best amp I have ever ran, and one of the best I have ever seen performance wise

 

[alec14 10+ year member]

In all seriousness, I dont want to sell it. Ran 2 of them, and made a few attempts at trades, but I honestly was never able to find another amp that compared. Dont understand why these arent alot more popular (their unique design maybe?).. anyways, truely THE best amp I have ever ran, and one of the best I have ever seen performance wise

Yeah, that design was what threw me off. Quite hard to mount, and why are they straight up?! Lol, is it more convenient when you have a lot of space/more than one of em? Either way, that small issue probably is forgotten once they get hooked up and pounding.

 

[Durango03 10+ year member]

The amps come with 4 plastic "feet" that can be mounted to lay the amp down (like every other one) or have it stand up. the idea behind the design was that by standing the DTR (Tower series) up you could save space. When space is an issue one can always mount a regular amplifier to the box, but its not good to have that kind of abuse directly impacting a amp. In my previous install it was very convenient to have "the worlds first upright amplifier" as I only had 4'' from my box to the rear hatch.. the DTR's measure 3.75 wide when standing upright

SORRY for the thread jack.

 

[alec14 10+ year member]

The amps come with 4 plastic "feet" that can be mounted to lay the amp down (like every other one) or have it stand up. the idea behind the design was that by standing the DTR (Tower series) up you could save space. When space is an issue one can always mount a regular amplifier to the box, but its not good to have that kind of abuse directly impacting a amp. In my previous install it was very convenient to have "the worlds first upright amplifier" as I only had 4'' from my box to the rear hatch.. the DTR's measure 3.75 wide when standing upright
SORRY for the thread jack.

Ahh, that makes quite a bit of sense! Soundstream, with their innovative ideas.... Lol. And sorry for the thread jack as well. I tend to do that sometimes.