STINGER Audio MT-1000.5 1200 Watt 5-Channel Car Audio Amplifier

I am specifically talking about the Stinger MT-1000.5 amp. I am mentioning this because I see reviews that are not related to what you are looking at some times! Anyways, this amp is pretty small and fit under my seat very well. I have an Atoto head unit, Cerwin Vega component speakers front and rear and a Sony 10" sub in a ported Bassworx box. The audio quality is great! The sub pounds and it can go loud if you want and still sounds great at lower volumes. I can't believe I get everything I want out of one little amp. And the price was really good too. My car never sounded so good! I would totally recommend this to anyone looking for a 5 channel solution. I'll try to remember to follow up in a month or so. THANK YOU STINGER!!

I doubt you will find an amp that outperforms this Stinger anywhere near its price point. I purchased a Stinger HEIGH10 unit and a Stinger Tailgate sub to replace my factory system in my Jeep JKU and this amp blew me away from the second that I fired it up. Man, what a difference it made in my jeep. I would highly recommend this amp for anyone looking for an upgrade to this system. Sound is amazing, very easy to install, runs pretty cool even when driving it, The size is a little big for under the Jeep seat but it fit, quality is amazing!!

got this to replace my 40 year old class AB sony xm4040 running in 3 channel mode with a external crossover... things I liked: Compact size, good range on built in crossover, no ventilation holes topside, so don't have to worry about accidental water intrusion. Great instructions, and the ability to bridge to 3 channel mode... Thing I didn't like: RCA's on a dongle! my bad, didn't notice that on pics when shopping. I wouldn't have minded so much if they had mad separate plugs for each pair, but now I got the cluster of unused rca's hanging out other thing was week bass using a 4 ohm woofer. I been using an old home audio cerwin vega sub woofer, which really ohms out at nearly 5 ohms....meaning the woofer is getting less power, so I went ahead and ordered a DVC 12 so I can run the sub at 2 ohms. If you're running a 4 ohm woofer, I think you'll be disappointed with bass output. I really don't like using low ohm loads on amps as they tend to run hotter. I actually had to turn the highs down to about 1/4 to bring the bass up. My only hope is that it really handle the ohms load as I had to crank it so much the protection mode light was blinking... I will update my review when I get the new sub, but really think an amp should be balanced not dropping the load to max it out other than that I think its a well made amp, and would like to see it running 2 6x9s 2 10s and a 18 or something like that, as the main channels have plenty of power

Install this amp in my buddy's truck with two 10-in kicker subs and the door speakers absolutely pound gray quality amp and a nice size

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