Boss PH5000D Phantom 5000-Watt Class D Monoblock Amplifier with Remote

• Monoblock Phantom amplifier with Class D power supply
• Delivers 5000 Watts at 1 ohm; 3500 Watts at 2 ohms; 1800 Watts at 4 ohms
• Line and speaker level inputs with variable gain control
• Low-pass variable crossover; 18dB bass boost
• Includes remote sub control

I have had many systems over the last twenty years. Sure my hearing maybe going, but that just means I need louder and louder systems.

This is a good amp. I don't buy electronics based on brand name anymore. All electronics are made in Asia anyway. I bought this amp based on the spec's. It is pushing two, 4 ohm, 12 inchers, and a 5 ohm, 10 inch, at 1.9 ohms total. I hooked my meter up to double check the ohms.

My car lights dim at night. The sound is tight, not distorted, and prefect for rock to rap. I would snatch this amp up if I needed to build another system.

The design is clean and stealthy, I like it simple, because I don't show my systems off. I like to listen to them not look at them so this is perfect for me. The product picture doesn't give the actual amp the justice it deserves.

I recommend it. Have fun blasting out your ears, just make sure your car doesn't fall apart. I would recommend sealing up your car so it doesn't rattle, but it's your call. I am off the upset the neighborhood with my music. Later system heads.

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I have to admit that the price of this amp had me thinking only one thing before I decided to take a gamble and purchase it anyway, to good to be true. Fortunately for me and my wallet, I was wrong. When I received this amp from Amazon my initial suspicions of "too good to be true" became evident right away. This amp requires you to remove a metal bar off each end of the amp with a supplied allen wrench in order to wire it. This is not unusual, I've had quite a few other amps in my history that have required such things. The main issue with this is that the nuts that I needed to loosen with the allen wrench seemed to be stripped. I managed to get 1 of the 4 nuts loosened with the wrench and out of frustration I took my drill to the other 3. So basically, I will not be putting the bars back on the amp.

So I wired up my amp and turned on my system and much to my surprise a giant fireball did not emanate from the amp. (I can be a bit of a pessimist from time to time). In fact I was pleasantly surprised at how much power this amp does have. By the way, this amp will not accept 0 gauge wire. I believe it will only take 4 gauge. I have this amp pushing 2 15" Kicker L5's. My subs are rated 750 RMS/1500 max EACH. It is a 4ohm DVC load wired parallel to 1ohm. And I have yet to feel the need to turn the input or the bass boost on this amp up all the way. My input is about 3/4 of the way up, and my bass boost may be slightly less turned up and it provided plenty of bass. I have all my stock speakers replaced with custom speakers (all amplified) and again, this amp does a great job with supplying the needed bass to accommodate.

So to summarize all of my gibberish, I would certainly recommend purchasing this amp. Esp for novice or amateur audio system fans like myself who have some nice quality 12's or 15's they need to push. I'm not a audio expert and I'm aware that some other reviewers have claimed that this amp is not capable of producing what is says it can produce. I don't know if that is true or not. All I will say is don't underestimate it's power. If it claims that it can put out more rms than your sub woofers can handle than assume it's true, and start out with your amp inputs turned down and adjust accordingly.

When you consider the prices of other similar wattage amplifiers (if you can find any) of what is to be considered high end or more popular name brands like Rockford Fosgate or Kicker, this amp is a steal. If I were picky I might knock this amp down a star or even half a star for the issues with the allen wrench and the fact that it will not accept 0 gauge wire but I'm not. All I really care about is if it sounds good. And if it thuds. And it certainly thuds..

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Nice amp! It looks cool and seems pretty solid. I'm running a 3600w 15" sub at 2ohms with it and it sounds superb! Very tight and clean, even with my crappy enclosure. I'm very excited to get a new dual-ported box and run two subs at 1ohm. I know it's gonna sound very good!

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i've got it hooked up on two 12" 1000 W rms pioneer double coil, and this amp give the max out of the speakers. I've got to upgrade so i can maxamize on the wattage given off.

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amp works alright should be much more powerful. consider it to be over rated. obviously it don't accept 0 gage wire so it is not a true 5000 watts at 1 ohm nore 3000 at 2 ohm. still a good amp, but probably better suited for the boss subs, which i now believe are also over rated. first amp shut down and smoked. replacement amp again went into protection mode and would not reset at least no smoke. the amp is good for the price, but dont parallel parallel your subs to a 1 ohm load stay at a 2 ohm with a series parallel set up.