When I feel I have enough knowledge to offer something worthy.

barevids I think your ready 👍🏼

Nope, long way off yet buddy

These are actually officially rated for 7k at 0.5 so you'll be fine! Just expect the efficiency to be absolutely terrible.

@@barevids ah ok under the brand name 'us audio' they only list 5150rms at 1ohm. No listing for 0.5ohm. was just a bit worried of blowing them up. I'll keep a close eye on them 😉 Thanks for you're help I appreciate the fast response coz gonna go for a test run soon 😊

Yeah hit me up on facebook NSV Audio

Yes it is

Yes it is a JBL

Lanzar subwoofers was good in 90`s

Their stuff used to be superb. These days, the build quality is HORRIBLE cheap. BUT... the amps do generally do their rated power. I suggest if you want to take advantage of this, since theyre pretty cheap to buy new, is once purchased send them to an amp tech and have improvements made to prevent vibration damage. Thats the number 1 thing that kills these amps. If you can prevent vibration damage, they should be pretty solid and do fair power.

Lanzar, Mtx, Rockford. 90.`s. very much use.

barevids I would never put this in my vehicle but this is great info for someone that's been out of the game for a bit

Better ground!! That is of course, your electrical is up to par

@The Ace TroubleShooter I have honestly never used the amp it was something I got in trade. My current set well installed no worries there.

Mr Rez has to be customised alt for vauxhalls. U can get factory unit improved but costs a bomb for a poxy extra 30 or 40 amps.

Lee Coupland so in other words, its not wort it.

Mr Rez if you find a person within the us who can build an willing to ship then why not just go that route? Opel/vauxhall has along history with Gm (Chevrolet)

Are you in the UK?

@@barevids No usa

No idea, but im sure there will be!

FlexYoFace Chase if u have Facebook contact Kevin Mansky he also does great repairs and he can clamp your amp to let u know what kinda power it's capable of

George sanchez rf beast

Due to the time to repair and cost of the item, there are few techs still in consumer electronics. I moved away from consumer electronics into commercial electronics as semi conductor manufacturing equipment that needs repair is generally in excess of a million to purchase, so the priority is to support commercial customers as either an FSE or engineering technician. I just don't have enough free weekends and evenings to play with the drain of equipment without service manuals. I make as much in a week as I used to make in a month. Finish your schooling, get more practical experience fighting the hard ones, take some engineering classes, and move into commercial electronics. As seen in the video it can be a real time sink which a customer may not want to pay your rate. It is fun to remember what my earlier days were like before I continued my education into engineering. It is more fun to work with sub micron tolerances in lithography equipment for IC manufacture. If you need to find a qualified tech in your area, you might check with ISCET and find what shops have certified electronics technicians in your area that still work on consumer electronics. When I do audio, I only touch commercial pro sound now. The ability to find and fix problems quickly and accurately is a skill in high demand. Some fields don't want to pay for the skill, so the field has fewer good techs. When VCR's were a grand, they were worth repairing. I exited consumer electronics when a replacement drum was $40 and two hours labor for alignment and troubleshooting added another $70 and new VCR's were under $200, many techs left the consumer electronics field.

In Cali you gane Steve Mantz the owner of zed audio

I just noticed to. Had an AA 500.1 that I ended up with in a trade. It ended up with the exact same problem as this one... (Was a decent Amp when it worked. Had it on a single zv4 sundown 15 and hit a 148.9 in a single cab truck)

Haha theres all sorts in here. Few crowns, american aussie lateral mosfet amp, oldschool USamps, Genesis limited edition 8ch class A... :)

Will run around 4-5k.

@@brianreed5686, I am ipressed! Nice of you to reply after 3 years... :))))

@@gab3617 I just happened to run across this video. The board is the same as an AA 500.1 , i had 2 of them way back in the day and they pushed about 4500 clamped at a half ohm.

the666bud yeah as I've found out the hard way that's my dead amp lol