Just some feedback wanted on Legacy Car Audio (American
company).Have had someone offer me a Car amp (1600
watt) dirt cheap, seems like a good deal for a backup amp
for a subwoofer. Any of you heard or dealt with this
brand of kit?,

Heres the site link: http://www.legacycaraudio.com/list.asp?cat...gory=Amplifiers

Jon

Nope--I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. Most people haven't heard of the good companies though ^^.

i got a legacy 1600w amp (800x2) and have been bumpin it for almost two years. still works great. shakes the car all over the place, lol. i need to dynomat the whole car >>

how much(or little) are they quoting you the amp for? that may determine how well it's be manufactured.

Nathan

The amp retails at $216 on the site (£137),I'm
being offered it for £40, thats less than one third of the
retail price. Forkee seems to think it rocks !I've got till Monday to make up my mind....

i'm sure it works fine, but for a price like that might as well. even if it blows in a year, you got your money's worth. might want to check on it after a while to see if it's lost any power, or if it runs really hot.

i dont like that brand very much. any amp can kick hard but i dont think the distortion on that brand is very good. if you want cheap power with very littke distortion go with crunch audio. they are cheap because they do not have a simisonic filter. all the simisonic filter does is filter out any frequencies under 20 mgz. wich the human ear cant hear anyways. and besides there arent many subs that can hit that low anyway. and even if there where, like i said, you wouldnt be able to here it. but you would be able to feel it. it feels something like mmmmhhhhh, you car falling apart j/k.