Nice pro video, great job. That little mono block amp has what appears to have great full range potential. I have a 93 Roadmaster limited, I have just about finished restoring. (It was my mom's car) It had 6x9's in rear deck and 4x6 trasher speakers in the front doors. I upgraded the door speakers to a high end marine 6.5 two way and Kenwood concert 6x9. i like the sound of the concert series 6x9 Kenwood. I want to replace the marine flat line sounding door marine with the Kenwood concert 6.5" . Two of these amps for seperate left and right doors should do ok with the full range forward field and the Kenwood concert 6x9 on the blaupunkt 4 channel model 1500; in full bridged full range mode for the 6 x 9 Kenwood concert series in the rear deck. I have a 10" shallow mount Rockville in sealed box with a whimpy blaupunkt 1500 mono block amp on it. Probably upgrade to the Ocean 1200 for that (gain turned down not to smoke the sub and good clean bass). This is a big upgrade from the Delco factory with 3 blown channels. LoL. I'm using a 7 band EQ (line level) with front rear fader and complete bass control. Nice EQ.
@@JasonWW2000 thanks Jason! I know those big 2/0 ferrules are questionable because they don’t fit quite right, but I still like them. I definitely love using all the other sizes
I always look forward to your upload videos! Even though last week's was my favorite so far. 😉 All your vids are informative & helpful. Keep'em coming 'ol buddy! 👍🏻
If you are on a budget and can't stand your OEM car stereo. These are worth a look. I've always thought Belva was the best entry level amp brand since they are Sonic Electronix house brand. And they too test over their rated power. Not quite as much, but you have a stronger name and history behind them. I've noticed all the Ocean Audio amps list a S/N ratio all say >102 dB for every amp. Hmmm. Rare to see any amp at this price have that good of a number. Belva lists 92 - 95 dB and are good sounding amps. Both brands are in the same price range.
Great vid Mojo, this amp is little but impressive. I got one request if you can do a video on it, Epicentre digital sound processors. Doesn't have to be the expensive one, the cheapest will do fine for a video, I guess. I bought a Blaupunkt brand and will be grateful if you share your thoughts/knowledge with us. It would be appreciated if you can make a video about it in the near future. Love your videos bro!
I can tell you right now that different brands function differently and will not sound the same. So far, I've tested out Kickers SHOCwave technology, the Wavtech Bassrestor and the Epicenter Micro. All 3 do the same thing in theory, but all 3 sound different. The SHOCwave doesn't have much adjustment, just level and basically adds bass. It's hard to hear what is actually going on. It's okay, though. The Bassrestor adds that second lower harmonic. If the original bass note is high enough you get some good separation between the it and the new lower note and it can sound good. If the original bass note is kinda low then you have two bass notes close together and they sound "muddy". Not clear. The Epicenter micro seems to pull down the original bass note as you turn up the effect knob. So the new lower bass note stays clear and crisp. My conclusion is that other companies are copying the basic subharmonic restoration circuit that Audio Control came out with 30 years ago, but Audio Control has other circuits that do more. Their secret sauce, so to speak. It definitely has the edge for sound quality. I haven't tested any of the cheaper brands, but it seems likely they're not going to match the Epicenter. (I've always seen mixed reviews with the cheaper units) Hope that helps.
@@JasonWW2000 great info Jason, much appreciated. It opened me to see the difference between brands. The reason I asked is because I'm not getting enough from my amp and needed to add something to boost or bring back the lost bass, I wouldn't touch the bassboost in my amp bc I hate it.
@lifeislife_09 The amp bass boost is usually a single band eq at 45hz. It works okay for most people. Are you getting enough signal voltage to your amp? Make sure your ohm load is low enough to get what the amp is capable of. Make sure your source is giving you a flat signal down to 20hz.
Couple of these for fronts would be great for the price! I'm wondering though in regards to setting gains, In a box tuned to 30hz am I better setting gains at 30 or is 40 still the go to?
@@sholtodepuma I would still use 40hz for 2 reasons. (1) It’s the industry standard and (2) It’s more representative (most likely) to the music you’d be playing. If you were only doing burps at 30hz, then I’d use 30hz. We’re going to be setting the gain on my Son’s new amp today, and we’re gonna use 40hz, even though his box is tuned to 31hz. We’re gonna shoot a video about what we’re doing today, and planning for the future. I may mention this. Thanks!
@@crazyhorseracing6130 yes, I got a notification from Amazon this past week, asking me if I wanted to continue to wait or cancel the order. I cancelled it. I’ll go on eBay (probably tonight) and see if I can get a new one on there.
@@priyapandey3328 the speakers/subs determine the ohm load, not the amp. It works the opposite of what you would think. Wire your speakers/subs to 2 ohms, then your amp will be wired to 2 ohms.
Here with my coffee 😂 They are actually nice looking little amps.
@@Special.Purpose.Weapon thanks WD! I’m making my coffee at the moment. Enjoy!
We here supporting ❤
@@marcovaldovinos5009 thanks Marco!
@@stereomojo
Good day
Please can you find a class ab 4 channel in this amp with like 2800.4
I've been waiting patiently for someone to test this amp. Thank you sir. Gonna grab one for my Clarion 6.5" door speakers. 👍🏻
@@bass305-HCCA no problem, thanks a bunch!
Nice pro video, great job. That little mono block amp has what appears to have great full range potential. I have a 93 Roadmaster limited, I have just about finished restoring. (It was my mom's car) It had 6x9's in rear deck and 4x6 trasher speakers in the front doors. I upgraded the door speakers to a high end marine 6.5 two way and Kenwood concert 6x9. i like the sound of the concert series 6x9 Kenwood. I want to replace the marine flat line sounding door marine with the Kenwood concert 6.5" . Two of these amps for seperate left and right doors should do ok with the full range forward field and the Kenwood concert 6x9 on the blaupunkt 4 channel model 1500; in full bridged full range mode for the 6 x 9 Kenwood concert series in the rear deck.
I have a 10" shallow mount Rockville in sealed box with a whimpy blaupunkt 1500 mono block amp on it. Probably upgrade to the Ocean 1200 for that (gain turned down not to smoke the sub and good clean bass). This is a big upgrade from the Delco factory with 3 blown channels. LoL. I'm using a 7 band EQ (line level) with front rear fader and complete bass control. Nice EQ.
Both ferrule videos were real good. I've never used them, but I think I will on my next build.
@@JasonWW2000 thanks Jason! I know those big 2/0 ferrules are questionable because they don’t fit quite right, but I still like them. I definitely love using all the other sizes
I always look forward to your upload videos! Even though last week's was my favorite so far. 😉 All your vids are informative & helpful. Keep'em coming 'ol buddy! 👍🏻
@@chrisnunya7171 thanks Chris!
Have to have great content to get that great audience.🦾 Keep em' coming brother!
@@DustmanDiagnostics thanks Dustin!
I just bought one based off of this review power output it is for a friend of mine for a low budget bass box for his car it should do the trick
Interesting little amp. Thanks Mojo!
@@JohnWalsh2019 thanks John!
@@stereomojo
Please can you do a dyno test on Stinger audio 600.4
@@shawnelliott3257 I’ll put that one on my list to check out. No promises, but I’ll take a look at it. Thanks!
@@stereomojo
Thanks..... Will still look forward to seeing it. Keep up the good job you're doing
I can see something like that being useful for midbass drivers.
@@trecedaves3159 yes, it would
This would be good for my old school jl audio wo10 rated between 125-150 watts RMS, put it a ported box and you'll be rockin'
@@c0uchsl0uch yeah, it should push a single W0 just fine
If you are on a budget and can't stand your OEM car stereo. These are worth a look. I've always thought Belva was the best entry level amp brand since they are Sonic Electronix house brand. And they too test over their rated power. Not quite as much, but you have a stronger name and history behind them. I've noticed all the Ocean Audio amps list a S/N ratio all say >102 dB for every amp. Hmmm. Rare to see any amp at this price have that good of a number. Belva lists 92 - 95 dB and are good sounding amps. Both brands are in the same price range.
Great vid Mojo, this amp is little but impressive. I got one request if you can do a video on it, Epicentre digital sound processors. Doesn't have to be the expensive one, the cheapest will do fine for a video, I guess. I bought a Blaupunkt brand and will be grateful if you share your thoughts/knowledge with us. It would be appreciated if you can make a video about it in the near future. Love your videos bro!
I can tell you right now that different brands function differently and will not sound the same.
So far, I've tested out Kickers SHOCwave technology, the Wavtech Bassrestor and the Epicenter Micro. All 3 do the same thing in theory, but all 3 sound different.
The SHOCwave doesn't have much adjustment, just level and basically adds bass. It's hard to hear what is actually going on. It's okay, though.
The Bassrestor adds that second lower harmonic. If the original bass note is high enough you get some good separation between the it and the new lower note and it can sound good. If the original bass note is kinda low then you have two bass notes close together and they sound "muddy". Not clear.
The Epicenter micro seems to pull down the original bass note as you turn up the effect knob. So the new lower bass note stays clear and crisp.
My conclusion is that other companies are copying the basic subharmonic restoration circuit that Audio Control came out with 30 years ago, but Audio Control has other circuits that do more. Their secret sauce, so to speak. It definitely has the edge for sound quality.
I haven't tested any of the cheaper brands, but it seems likely they're not going to match the Epicenter. (I've always seen mixed reviews with the cheaper units)
Hope that helps.
Eventually I hope to put the Epicenter and Bassrestor on the electrical rta and see what they are doing. It's just a little tricky to test them.
@@JasonWW2000 great info Jason, much appreciated. It opened me to see the difference between brands. The reason I asked is because I'm not getting enough from my amp and needed to add something to boost or bring back the lost bass, I wouldn't touch the bassboost in my amp bc I hate it.
@lifeislife_09 The amp bass boost is usually a single band eq at 45hz. It works okay for most people.
Are you getting enough signal voltage to your amp?
Make sure your ohm load is low enough to get what the amp is capable of.
Make sure your source is giving you a flat signal down to 20hz.
@@JasonWW2000 I'm getting flat signal at 4.0v without distortion, that's what the oscilloscope shows me.
This would push something like a Dual 4 ohm 8 really well. For a non basshead that would be plenty to add some low end to their ride.
@@TRONMAGNUM2099 yes, it would
The CDT audio 2ohm speakers. Like the 6x9s that I have and live. 1 amplifier per speaker.
Couple of these for fronts would be great for the price! I'm wondering though in regards to setting gains, In a box tuned to 30hz am I better setting gains at 30 or is 40 still the go to?
@@sholtodepuma I would still use 40hz for 2 reasons. (1) It’s the industry standard and (2) It’s more representative (most likely) to the music you’d be playing. If you were only doing burps at 30hz, then I’d use 30hz. We’re going to be setting the gain on my Son’s new amp today, and we’re gonna use 40hz, even though his box is tuned to 31hz. We’re gonna shoot a video about what we’re doing today, and planning for the future. I may mention this. Thanks!
@@stereomojo Great thank you, I'm away out to re-set my gain 👌 Looking forward to the video!
Morning sir! Thanks for the video!! Have you heard anything on the shipping of the Lanzar amp you ordered?
@@crazyhorseracing6130 yes, I got a notification from Amazon this past week, asking me if I wanted to continue to wait or cancel the order. I cancelled it. I’ll go on eBay (probably tonight) and see if I can get a new one on there.
@@crazyhorseracing6130 it’s the 2210 right?
@@stereomojo Yes. Thanks
they made this amp class A/B but made the 90.4 class D, I have the 1200.1 and 90.4
Algorithm comment 👍
@@Stoneman1971 thanks Allen!
How to get 2ohms output from DD red line LA400.4 amp
@@priyapandey3328 the speakers/subs determine the ohm load, not the amp. It works the opposite of what you would think. Wire your speakers/subs to 2 ohms, then your amp will be wired to 2 ohms.
@@stereomojo how to wire speaker and amp to 2 ohms load as my speaker are having the impednace of 2 ohms
@@priyapandey3328 you should be good to go then. Just run 1 speaker to each channel and you’ll be at 2 ohms for each channel
@@stereomojo how to check whether the amp is giving 2ohms or 4ohms because I am not getting that output from speaker
@@stereomojo currently running 1 channel to each speaker using a blam express series components
China audio….reaching deep
Ha!
it didnt make 340 you must be the seller to say it did its number
@@johnjohnson7128 I don’t understand your comment
He's testing the RMS power genius.😂 Max power doesn't mean anything. You're definitely a noob.
@@stereomojoThe more subscribers you get will come with haters too
@@delamarhamilton7225 I’ve noticed that. Thanks Delamar! How’s the weather down there?
Is John joking around being sarcastic or is he serious? I can't tell.