Great amplifier for S2000, light, cheap, and high performance
08-11-2011, 12:39 AM
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Great amplifier for S2000, light, cheap, and high performance
These guys might get phased out soon like the 4 channel brother. I figured I should clue in S2ki on a great deal.
Vibe Audio 2x90w
Zeff design board (makes Clarion, Arc, and Zapco), also known as Nikola engineering.
90w x 2 (there are 4 channel, and monoblock designs too)
Class GH (very efficient, won't stress your alternator at all, sound quality on par with power hungry designs like A/B)
light 4.35lb
tiny 5x8x2
Prove design used by many enthusiasts, including bikers will little room to spare.
For those of you with infinite budgets you should go for the ARC design altough the extra 2 to 3 watts difference is probably not audible.
Vibe Audio 2x90w
Zeff design board (makes Clarion, Arc, and Zapco), also known as Nikola engineering.
90w x 2 (there are 4 channel, and monoblock designs too)
Class GH (very efficient, won't stress your alternator at all, sound quality on par with power hungry designs like A/B)
light 4.35lb
tiny 5x8x2
Prove design used by many enthusiasts, including bikers will little room to spare.
For those of you with infinite budgets you should go for the ARC design altough the extra 2 to 3 watts difference is probably not audible.
08-12-2011, 06:03 AM
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Several companies are now producing a "super compact" 4 channel and even mono/2channel amps. We a Rockford Fosgate that does 75x4 and they also have one that does 300x1 (at 1ohm) and they are close to the same size. I'll put a picture here in a minute.
08-12-2011, 09:15 AM
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