0:35 it took me like 10 minutes to find a picture of that wire harness. Not on rockford's site, nor crutchfield's, nor anyone! wtf thanks for showing the full breakout cable it makes more sense now. If only marketing for car audio would catch up to reality... how hard is it to include a picture of a breakout cable that COMES WITH the product? Or how hard is it to write the actual output wattage on the marketing? thanks for the vid.
woah, first the mmats shirt then the rf cap amp. ive been waiting for a review of that thing. do you know how long ive been asking people to use pink noise and rtas and db meters. so glad i found this channel
It still uses the ground/the negative on your battery, so basically it still requires power from your vehicle, I can do the same exact thing if I just use the high level input on my 4ch full range amplifier. 400 bucks retail for a pair of 60 watt amplifiers, just to make something more compact, totally not worth it.
+Random Tube it does not use the power from your battery. The red wire is not a power connection like a normal amp. In 99% of the applications it is not used. Yes it is a costly product and not for everyone, but no it is not like a normal amp.
is there anyway I can keep my factory aux an usb in my 2013 kia optima if I switch my factory radio to a pioneer avh x 2800bs ? I do not have the infinity system nor the navi system
Thank you. Much apprecatied. When you guys gonna install a system on a 2013 kia optima. Haven't seen much around with after market radio install or systems
It is costly, but it may be worth it depending on the application. Remember they are making a hard push into the ATV/ motor sports market. This could be a real problem solver there. On that type of vehicle you have no room and limited power for bigger amps.
So double the power of the headunit. Most aftermarket head units claim 15-20WRMS, so this does 40-45WRMS.....and claims 100WRMS.....and costs $400/pair (only sold in pairs). RIP OFF.
Only 40-50w RMS because they were running a 4 ohm reactive load so more like 4-8ohms dynamically. Connect it to a 2ohm load and it will do 75-100w. 115 or so on the birthsheet on a static 2 ohm load
0:35 it took me like 10 minutes to find a picture of that wire harness. Not on rockford's site, nor crutchfield's, nor anyone! wtf thanks for showing the full breakout cable it makes more sense now. If only marketing for car audio would catch up to reality... how hard is it to include a picture of a breakout cable that COMES WITH the product? Or how hard is it to write the actual output wattage on the marketing? thanks for the vid.
Have been waiting on a review of these. Good video, keep them coming.
Thank you.
woah, first the mmats shirt then the rf cap amp. ive been waiting for a review of that thing. do you know how long ive been asking people to use pink noise and rtas and db meters. so glad i found this channel
Yeah we need to plan better on what shirt to wheat on what day. Thank for watching
Great option to get more power for sure.
Power in small places.
It still uses the ground/the negative on your battery, so basically it still requires power from your vehicle, I can do the same exact thing if I just use the high level input on my 4ch full range amplifier. 400 bucks retail for a pair of 60 watt amplifiers, just to make something more compact, totally not worth it.
+Random Tube it does not use the power from your battery. The red wire is not a power connection like a normal amp. In 99% of the applications it is not used. Yes it is a costly product and not for everyone, but no it is not like a normal amp.
very informative content,can these be used on a boat?
Yes they are water resistant and ok for boats. That is one of the application Rockford recommends we sell them for.
Now only they would have done a amp dyno on these...
Water resistant, not waterproof?
is this comparable to Alpine Power Pack?
Kind of but waaaaay more money.
+Five Star Car Stereo lol
is there anyway I can keep my factory aux an usb in my 2013 kia optima if I switch my factory radio to a pioneer avh x 2800bs ? I do not have the infinity system nor the navi system
Mr unknown yes you can, check out this video
ruclips.net/video/XCFmT1frn7M/видео.html
Thank you. Much apprecatied. When you guys gonna install a system on a 2013 kia optima. Haven't seen much around with after market radio install or systems
Mr unknown we do what we can with what comes in. Thank you
not worth it for the price it cost. about the same price you can get a entry level 4ch amp
It is costly, but it may be worth it depending on the application. Remember they are making a hard push into the ATV/ motor sports market. This could be a real problem solver there. On that type of vehicle you have no room and limited power for bigger amps.
pongan subtitulos xfaaa!! no se inglés =/
So double the power of the headunit. Most aftermarket head units claim 15-20WRMS, so this does 40-45WRMS.....and claims 100WRMS.....and costs $400/pair (only sold in pairs). RIP OFF.
Only 40-50w RMS because they were running a 4 ohm reactive load so more like 4-8ohms dynamically. Connect it to a 2ohm load and it will do 75-100w. 115 or so on the birthsheet on a static 2 ohm load
what do you think about Hifonics ?
Good for the price, way over rated on the power output. We carry them.