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Finally got some boom to put into my car, picked me up a 10" Infinity 1030W, Sealed Box and a Coustic 401DB amp.
I never heard of Coustic, the amp does look pretty cool and has some cool carbon fiber over the heatsinks.
Anybody here have any experience with Coustic? Are they kind of the bargain basement amps like pyramid junk? The amp was DIRT cheap, looked cool, it was a good ebay deal.
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not familar with it, got any specs?
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Turns out its actually a 400SE, 2 channel instead of a mono amp....
I've talked to a few shops in my search to get a decent price on 4 gauge, and coustic doesn't have the greatest of ratings based on the shops. But of course they didn't carry coustic and would rather sell me a Rockford Amp.
Its a 400 Watt Amp with 0.2% THD when bridged, it doesn't sound that bad. It hits the 10" Infinity pretty hard.
This amp will have to do until I get something better.
As for installation, if you've got an autio its hella easy to get through that firewall, right where the clutch would go there is a quick spot to get right through.
Next step would be to remove my UDP :D
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Do you guys who put there amp on the sub box ever have any problems with the amp and vibration? I.E. stuff in your amp vibrating loose.
Black 2001 ZX3-Panasonic H/U, Kenwood amp (don't know how many watts), 10" RF Punch sub (good enough for the music I listen to)
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I have had my amp mounted to my sub box for over a year and no problems. Well, it was mounted.... :(
But that amp you can find at walmart...
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