Rockville RXD-M1 2000W Mono 1-Ohm Car Amplifier, Dyno-Certified, Class-D, MOSFET, Adjustable Crossover, Remote Control, Perfect for Car Audio and Subs

You can't go wrong w/this Rockville Brand. It's great quality & their products are priced at great price.

I was skeptical of buying another low priced amp. I had an audiopipe 1000watt it went bad. I read a lot of reviews on rockville. I decided to try it out. This amp is way better than my audiopipe. The sound quality and power is amazing. I have it pushing 2 10" kicker shallow mount 2ohm dvc. Wired for 1 ohm load on amp. I have had it installed for about 1 week. I have nothing bad to say about it. Im happy with it.

Not 1000watts rms it's 500 watts rms. Says it on the birth certificate. Bass knob doesn't do anything turning it past 50%.

Was unsure if this would handle my kicker comps but ive had it for a week now and it handles them extremely well with no drawbacks. May purchase again when i need the 4 channel!

I hooked it up on Feb 13th and it died on March 2. You get what you pay for. It did sound good when was work and it put good power out while it was working.

This is my second Rockville amp and I continue to be impressed with the value they offer. I have spent a lot of money on big name amplifiers over the years and decided to try something new. The quality of these amplifiers far exceeds the price point. I purchased a 3000w(peak) for my truck and a 2000w(peak) for my wife's car. Excellent terminal connections for large gauge wiring and having amp mounted fuses adds to the safety factor. I dont think you can find a CEA compliant 1ohm stable amplifier pushing these power ratings for a better price without sacrificing quality and reliability. Very happy with my decision.

Perfect size came on time man this thing pumps out the power would definitely recommend will be buying another one for my other sub

I purchased this amp on Feb. 25, and today Mar. 4 it's dead Jim. This amp is supposed to be rated at 1000 watts RMS. I wish I'd have paid closer attention upon ordering, then I would have realized that 1000 watts for this amp can't be right, the fuse is only rated for 60 A. That means 12 x 60 gives you about 720 watts. So yeah, the amp that I was running before this is an MTX 601D, rated for 600 watts RMS. It has 3 x 25 A fuses, and yes that amp is also CEA rated which Rockville claims this amp is. Funny thing is the subs which are also Rockville (W10K6) has a rating of 1000 watts RMS each, when reading the specs I thought this "1000 watt RMS" amp should be a good pairing for those subs, (which are beasts by the way) and the only reason I purchased this amp vs sticking with the MTX was because the MTX amp isn't 1 ohm stable (can only go as low as 2 ohms). So I thought I was getting a good deal....So today I was driving home, and was in the mood to hear some Korn... loud! All the sudden I lost all bass. I thought "Wow! I blew a fuse... Dayum!".... No biggie, so I find an Autozone and bought another 60 A fuse and when I swapped it out I got sparks, and smoke.... I feel I must mention that the key to the car was in my pocket, and the radio wasn't on. I had to pull that fuse, and the one under the hood to that I didn't have a Car-B-Q in the Autozone parking lot.Overall the amp sounded fine, the bass was clear, and strong (at low volumes). Lucky for me Amazon is replacing the amp under warranty, but I'm not sure if I want to risk burning my car down if or when I blow another fuse..... check out the pics

If you have a properly designed box this amp will pound that poor sub harder than Tommy Lee did Pamela Anderson!

Nice amp. Actual RMS slip in box said 506rms @ 1%.

Petit et performant