Sound Storm Laboratories F1200M SSL FORCE 1,200-Watt MOSFET Monoblock Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Not bad
Good: This product does what it is supposed to do. It pushes my 1000w Kicker on max no problem.
Bad: it sais 1200w but that is peak at 2ohms. Its 4ohms or one speaker standard configuration is 200w RMS.The photo where it sais 1200w really sais 1.200w which means one Chanel at 200w.
Bottom line: it will run on max for a half hour before it starts turning off on you from over heating (so hot i couldn't touch it), Once i broke in this amp this problem stopped. I have had this product for 6 months now and it is still going strong, but just not strong enough.
Sound Storm Laboratories F1200M SSL FORCE 1,200-Watt MOSFET Monoblock Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Level Control Features
- 1200W Monoblock Amplifier, High/Low X-over, Remote Sub Level Control
- 2 Ohm Stable Mono-Block
- Variable low pass crossover: 40-150Hz
- Fixed high pass crossover (200Hz)
- Variable 0 to +18dB Bass Boost
Sound Storm Laboratories F1200M SSL FORCE 1,200-Watt MOSFET Monoblock Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Level Control Description
Description : Force (noun): power to influence, affect, or control. In physics, force is used to describe how a mass is affected. No Sound Storm Laboratories amplifier series has been more influential, affected more of the masses, or given the user more control over their audio individuality than FORCE. For nearly a decade, SSL has been designing an array of FORCE amplifiers that pleases the senses. The two ohm stable F1200M, the1,200 watt FORCE class AB monoblock amplifier features a low pass crossover variable from 40Hz to 150Hz, a fixed (200Hz) high pass crossover, and Bass Boost variable from zero to +18dB. It also boasts a variable input gain control, power and protection (thermal, overload, and short circuit) LED indicators, and line and speaker level inputs. Other standard features on this model include chrome plated RCA connectors and screw terminals and a remote subwoofer level control knob. Frequency response is 9Hz to 50Hz (+/-3dB). For technical questions about this product please visit ...
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