It's a 4 channel unit, with variable crossovers on each set of channels. The channels can also be bridged in pairs, giving 4, 3, or 2 channel operation. I tend to run it in 3 channel mode - two channels for the front speakers, and one (bridged) for my sub. If you've never run your front speakers (particularly if they're nice ones) from an off-board amp before, be prepared for a shock!
It gives 50w per channel stereo, or 150w bridged...ie...
4x50w...or...
2x50w + 1x150w...or...
2x150w.
Those figures don't lie - for a start it's got a rated peak current draw of 45A - some of the competing efforts have current ratings half that! You'll need an 8 gauge or greater (lower number!) wiring kit for it. Talk to me very nicely and you might be able to buy mine.
New cost 3-4 years ago was £150. I'm asking £75...no offers please
An extra fiver buys you the stand, which lets it sit nicely under the seat of a 300 (and holds it in place perfectly if you have floor trays). I've still got the box, the instructions and (shudder) the high-level input wiring, if you can be bothered to wait for those items.Finally, Pics...
EDIT: The seat covers the amp completely - I had to pull it forwards / backwards to take those (old - Easter 2003?) pics.
cheers
James
