Early 90's Precision Power (PPI) ProMOS 50 Review and Amp Dyno Test [4K]

[@FATHERSOFBASS]

I will always love the oldschool equiptment times

[@wal2]

You and me bof

[@iceman45ification1]

Rockford and PPI were my go-to amps back in the day. Still some of the best sounding amps to this day. That's one beauty you got there BigD. Hard to believe these amps are over 30 years old already. Great video as always BigD!! 👌🏆🥇🎖🏅

[@wal2]

We are getting old my brother! But it’s a part of life and these old amps are still dope!

[@jasonjackson329]

@@wal2 buddy. Are YOU SERIOUS right now. Lol you got a XTANT amp? Between the 2 xtant amps I had and the 2 Audio Art Amps I had. I’ve been wanting to get them back ever since. I miss them so much

[@williamprice4269]

@@wal2 have you done a test on the late 80’s Orion 425 HCCA?

[@victorlambertt4662]

Yes sir 👏

[@iceman45ification1]

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground all of the ZED made amps were great. My favorite of the ZED amps were ESX, Rôdek and US Acoustics.

[@Choralone422]

While today's good Class D amps are quite efficient and can make a lot of power I do have a real love for a good 90's amp. Much like you said there's something about their SQ that is a little different than most of today's amps. Thanks for spotlighting this PPI unit!

[@wal2]

I wish there was a way to show it via Science. It had those subs thumping like no tomorrow and SO clean!

[@imphatr]

I 125% agree.

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@wal2 damping factor is part of that. Modern amps dont have a damping factor more than 50, Thd is above 1%, sn ratios are under 100 db, modern amps are total garbage imo

[@jarvislarson6864]

@@Juggernaut-fg2up agreed " most " is correct but I hafta say modern audio control amp have a really high dampening factor that is as good or better than some of the best old school amps like linear power & McIntosh

[@Juggernaut-fg2up]

@@jarvislarson6864 really? I'm going to have to go check out their specs then. Thanks for the heads up

[@bucketmouthinc82]

In my senior year of highschool(2000) I had a PPI art series amp pushing 2 15’ Orion HCCA’s. Them jokers made my 72 Chevelle quake like no other. I did a lot of overtime and trading to get that system but today kids got it made. The watt per dollar value today makes it so much more obtainable for a bangin system. That’s my option anyway. 🔊 💥

[@tomg4084]

I remember seeing a precision power van back in the day it was bad ass!

[@jeremyhogan5840]

With the flower pedal fold out amps!

[@jdizzle3740]

PPI, ZAPCO, Rockford, Autotek, PG, Xtant and many of the old SQ amps all sounded great, used high end components and bumped pretty good for back in the day. The sound was much cleaner than many of the class D amps of today. The super clean sound makes more of a difference than people realize. Great video as always!!!!

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jdizzle3740]

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground absolutely!!!! I miss the good old days.

[@jdizzle3740]

@@ElectronicMusicUnderground oh boy were those some setups. My buddy was running 8 Protech 15s in his Jeep Cherokee off of 2 Audio Art High Current 100s and let me tell you about old school hair tricks. Lol my hardest hitting system was 2 eclipse 12s in a ford escort GT running off of an Autotek 600s.4channel. I was pulling 144-146 on the meter at DB drag events and no one could believe it. Wasn’t the best spl, but for what it was it was crazy loud. And same for the music here. Old school is king!!!!

[@jonathanlau1221]

I absolutely love the old PPI amps. I'm still running a PowerClass PC4400.2 in my van, driving a set of Rainbow 6.5" components up front in active mode. I also have a PPI DCX124 12 inch sub in the back that is rated for 1000W RMS, running off an old MB Quart Q1.1500D mono amp & that does punch pretty well. These PPI equipment take a beating everyday & I have yet to experience any issues. No overheating, no coil burning smells, nothing.

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@markrandolph5046]

Precision Power Amps back then were pretty expensive and they truly kick Butt

[@TomyJaya365]

I still using this amp in my car. Awesome sound.

[@crazy8sdrums]

I had a good friend back then that had 2 of those, powering 2 RF subs. That sheeit was slammin'!

[@wal2]

Oh man!

[@K-Effect]

Classic Precision Power has always been my #1 favorite since day one!

[@wal2]

I have more to show, so stay tuned!

[@superchargess1315]

I had one in 93 loved it

[@magnumcipher4971]

A shop I worked at in the late 90’s sold these as their high end line. The PowerClass as they were, were fantastic amplifiers. The PC-2350 was the top dog, rated at 2x350 into 4 ohms stereo or 1,400 bridged. Class A-B goodness. If I can come across one, I’ll send it your way.

[@wal2]

Thanks! I had one on my bench a few years ago and it had issues so I didn’t get a full test. I’m sure I’ll come across another

[@thecarbonfiberkid]

@@wal2 I have a pc2600 chrome amp that I would love to have tested to make sure it’s still good. I stopped using it cause I thought something was wrong with it and caused my IDmax 12 to fail. VC separated from cone.

[@ZXLNT]

@@thecarbonfiberkid I had a pair of them running dual 12 L7's.

[@toejamr1]

I remember seeing a few of these in a pawn shop I used to frequent because they always had good car audio stuff. This was around 1999 or so. I loved that time. Car audio was huge. All kinds of bass comps in Daytona, FL and around. Take me back!

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@jeremymckinney7257]

i bought a pair of 2050 ppi amps from a pawn shop around 99-2000. both were missing speaker plugs and hardwired. still have them.

[@jeremyhogan5840]

I was in a few of those comps on the beach in the early to mid 90's.

[@Stoneman1971]

I had a precision power 2150, I think it was back in 91 or 92. It was the Black version. And it's one of the cleanest sounding amps I ever owned. I think because of the clean sound and the signal to noise ratio being so high it makes the amp sound bigger than what they are. Great video Big D!

[@wal2]

There is some special sauce for sure

[@koprcord5338]

Couldn't agree more. I had a single 2150am running rockford midbass, midrange and tweeter on each side and bridged to 2 12 inch rockford in sealed boxes with a nakamichi td 500. Sounded so good. Just had desert audio in phoenix recap and new thermopaste. Can't wait to hear it again.

[@jeremyhogan5840]

I had one and it was a monster!

[@Icemancomp25]

I honestly didn’t think the quad box was even gonna move like that with such little wattage. Very impressed.

[@wal2]

It's a pretty efficient setup, but man this amp really had them sounding great!

[@chicagoui9299]

I remember these amps!! They were one of my three. Alpine. Prec pow and sound stream. Well I picked the alpine. Had two of them running 1400w with my homemade box and speakers. Phillips speakers from Germany. This was 1990. My 1988 mustang was bumping!!

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@TheSFFV]

Wow, that is an assortment of amps. Very cool.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@shanecabbage2187]

So awesome to see the review and test of this old school amp. I would say thanks for the trip back in time, but I have one in my garage waiting to run my front door speakers. Bought it off of a friend 20 years ago. Ran a pair of 10" subs in a sealed box (2ohm bridged) about 6 years ago and it did a great job; but boy did it get hot! Watching videos like this might motivate me to make project happen. God bless and thanks for the amazing work you do!

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting! I love making these vids 🤘

[@sakostwwy1903]

I have watched a grundle of tests on this channel now and several that involve the quad box. It was making my heart go pitter patter just watching how in control and clean those subs were. I was like FINALLY!! A true old school experience. Man… thanks for that!!

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@easylooker]

PPI amps, mb quart mids and highs with JL audio subs. Was a sure fire killer setup back in the 90s. Knew a guy who ran 4-15 kickers in a wall with a pro Mos 2350 on his midst and highs and a 2300 on his subs. Sounded amazing.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@johnclark3067]

Was in Florida in the mid to late 90's and can confirm that many of the best SQ systems used this combination. I still have some MB Quart "competition" separates from that era. Focal K2 Power and Utopia are what I use now. Want to hear some Stereo Integrity!

[@lupillos7404]

I remember this amps in the early 90’s very good amps good to see they still around good video 👍🏻

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@chadhager5049]

One of the most beautiful amps made in my opinion

[@Teebone1980]

This was top of the line back when I first started driving, this company made these killer metal subs that were nice

[@K0Kaz]

Love these 90s amps!

[@wal2]

Yo, me too!

[@mannynunez6746]

These amps would drive nails back in the day but sounded clean glad 30 years later the tech agrees. Thanks for the awesome video

[@MullinPerformance]

Some of the best looking amps ever made. I got a soft spot for them and the Us amps line. Rockford would always be my go to tho...

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@Johnson-Sequoia]

I saw the picture man I had one of those! Brought back great memories. Had it in a 1968 mustang running two 15 in kickers that took up my whole trunk. Thing rattled like a tin can.

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@mikef5659]

Agree with Big D. There’s something besides watts that made these amps sound so good. Hard to explain but every system with the old PPI amps would blow you away with how good they sounded and how much impact they had.

[@wal2]

It’s actual and factual

[@craighoffman6876]

Home audio nuts have known this for years. High quality amps for two channel home use can cost 10K or more and weigh in at over 60 pounds easy. My favorite is a nice Luxman L-509AX integrated, which puts out "only" 120 WPC at 8 ohms and 220 WPC at 4, with very good dynamic power. It would be interesting to see what the Luxman would do on the dyno - LMAO. Honestly while it may not be that impressive from a pure power standpoint, the sound from an amp like the 509 AX is otherworldly through correspondingly high quality speakers. Class D is great for providing the raw power required by subs to reproduce very low frequencies, and powered subs for home theatre use are awesome, but nothing is better than high quality Class A and Class A/B for accurate 40 HZ and up bass, as well as clean mid and high range sound in a critical listening environment. This old 90's era PPI Class AB amp has some of those good traits I suspect. I like power as much as the next guy, but I like finesse too. Class D has come a long way though, one can spend big bucks and get truly high end performance out of a well deisgned system for home use. Some go with Crown Amps, which are surprisingly smooth and good sounding now, inexpensive to buy for the built in EQ and stupid power they provide.

[@aedrake1977]

I had a pro mos 25 running my highs and the 50 art series when I was 16. Who knew ppi would become classics from back in the day

[@wal2]

Yeah really!

[@ubeuonly]

I remember the precision power art series very well. They had great power for dollar. And I also had a series of sansui amps which were rebranded PPI amps. They also had a series of those amps called Black Knight which were rebranded precision power as well. Love sharing the memories brother.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@LujinCustom]

Talk about a blast from the past! 😱 Back in the day, ‘91-‘92, I had a PPI 100 bridged alongside a Rockford Punch 150 bridged. I had a 12” box and a 15” box that I’d switch back and forth from. That pair of amps would hammer, almost equally, on ANYTHING you threw at them!!!

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@billyduff417]

It may only be 400 watts but the high current output of those amp were insane. And that gave it the clarity that had also. I used to run the old early 90s hifonics amps. I ran a 400w Boltar on 2 12’s and had it turned close to all the way down, they reach their xmax with it all the way down.

[@edwintyree7947]

Great report!! Love the SQ on these PPI amps especially on mids and highs.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@jeremyhogan5840]

Back in the 90's, I ran the Apline 7904 with Alpine and PPI amps on MB Quart mids and highs, Kicker 6.5 free airs. Over the years I ran various 12's in a range of boxes. My favorite was building a fiberglass enclosure in the bottom of the hatch back with a single 15". The whole system was hidden and I still had cargo room but no spare tire lol.

[@MrRandyj72]

You got me feeling old showing this PPI. Damn audio from the early years. I kinda miss being the big dawg in a small town just because my old man had a table saw and band saw. Made so many Redneck boxes. Actually got pretty good at it. Even started understanding building my own cross over networks. Used a lot of the RadioShack horns for the highs

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@rushunt2131]

these are so pretty I always liked them, It reminds me of the old school punch 75 or 150 with the white covers. So cool to see

[@westreadwell9675]

Yo this is the content I been looking for 🤩

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@junkyardhemi]

Definitely love old skool PPI. But it’s amazing how much they used to cost.

[@cgm246]

Xtant , PG and Blade Amps Rocked the 90's as well!!!!!!

[@markphilpot8734]

Really loving these old school amps. Class A and A/B is all about quality of sound. It’s also very raw on some with the beefier power supplies. Not so high on efficiencies, but oh that sound is something fierce. Thanks Big D for putting it up and pounding it out! Stay safe my mates!😊👍🏻😁🛠

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@HopsAndLead]

Damn, I remember seeing these in high school back in the late 90's and even back then they looked like beat up hell. Brings back memories

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@Jamez84]

Old PPI amps were SO PRETTY, they got me wanting to paint my amp and subs

[@wal2]

Oh Lawd don’t do that 😳

[@Jamez84]

@@wal2 Ima get some brushes and go full Bob Ross on an amp sometime.

[@johng6673]

I had this exact same one, but with a black 25x2 matching for a while. Absolutely loved it!

[@murphyspell7125]

There are a couple like you describe on Ebay right now for around $750. A 25x2 and a 50x2.

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@eversoul43]

Blast from the past! Totally had that exact amp. And yep Danny Caballero, Fosgate and PPI was my go to as well.

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@tjr4286]

That was my first amp I ever installed into a car, after high school. I installed 1 on on the rear speakers I for Sub.

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@johnofsometrades405]

That PPI is the exact one I had. I tied for the #1 SQ run. I had 2 10"MTX Blue Thunders in a isobaric 4th order, Pioneer Pro series components, Alpine head unit, Electric Crossover and Clarion EQ. Man, if you want to let that go, I might be interested!

[@scottiffanimccord1509]

D I loved this video! The way you explained the SQ and output of the amp on the quad-box was my favorite thx.

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@wadehicks9270]

With good clean Old School American Made Class AB power ya don’t need a lot of it to be loud 😉 I’m using an Old School Zed built American Made RōDEK RA-250 driving an Old School American Made PPI SVC 8 ohm 12 inch sub.. it is very loud.. nothing like Old School 🇺🇸😎

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@danielhillwick8430]

Back in the day PPI was the best sounding amplifier hands down I ran a PPI PC 100.4 on the front Boston Acoustics 6in components and rear fill with a PC 1800 on a custom pair of 12in subs. It was best system by far.

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@donaldglaser7686]

What a bit of nostalgia. I had a series 6 Hercules back in the day. I still have a SS Reference 5.0 and a Picasso in the basement that I may break out some day.

[@wal2]

Let me know if you decide not to break out those SS amps to use and I’ll trade ya for some cheddah 😬

[@bpintogsxr1000]

Wow. I remember these days. Thanks big D 👍🏻

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@raymondrespress50]

Great video Big D I love Old School Precision Power Amplifiers 👍❤️

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@303nitzubishi4]

Big D I'm lovin the PIP of the AMM1 while you're bumpin subs! Really gives us a feel for "real world" watts instead of the raw dyno #s. You always 1uppin yourself we appreciate it brotha 😎🔥

[@wal2]

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you guys letting me know what you like and not 🤘

[@1deadly187]

You were BOSS if you had one or two of these in your system back in the day!! I have a PPI-2075M Mosfet Power Series sitting on a shelf in my garage, man was it awesome when it was in my Mustang. Well, it is awesome sitting on the shelf as well.. lol...

[@wal2]

I wanted the 4200AM to run mids/highs then wanted 2150 for subs

[@johnhumphreys9732]

I love this amp! I had one on 2-10s and 2-12s earthquake’s and it it was awesome!!

[@wal2]

Excellent 👏

[@spotty811]

They were some beautiful amps. Had an almost mint A1200.2 I regret letting go

[@wal2]

I have a black one with the silk screened board layout on the heat sink. It’s so cool looking 🤙

[@joeJoe-pb3su]

I love those amps. I remember people buying those amps with jl audio 3 subs for competition. I had a lanzar white amp 50 x2 but never knew how good it was.

[@mannynunez6746]

Memories... had ppi 4100am running my mb quart satellites a a pro Mos 50 running my jl aud 10w4's in my total truck with te alpine 7515 and alpine preamp with crossover. Sounde alright

[@opp_slider3223]

Hell yea keep up the good work I love the videos

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@stevemoss8786]

I spent so much money on PPI amps in the mid to late 90s id love to see an Old Skool PPI tube drive on the dyne not for the power but for the current draw to power efficiency

[@wal2]

Awesome 👏

[@spaminacan4u]

I had a couple Art series back in the day, always amazing amps. One of the best PPI amps I ran was a PC2100 (grey muffler can) in the late 90's. Had 1 JL 12w3v1 in an S10 extra cab and it slammed! Still one of the very best combos I had run, but I wish I had played with Image Dynamics subs back then. I have a IDQ 10 d2 v4 now and holy crap does that little 10 kill the JL stuff I had been loyal to for so long. Makes me wanna hunt down the old gear and build a new system. Total watts vs clean watts just don't compare.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@eversoul43]

I also got a PC200 after my original ppi amp was stolen.

[@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r]

@@eversoul43 Still got my PC2100 It is currently out of service but has been a great amp!

[@matmichalke5734]

Man, when I was 16 I bought one off a buddy that I’m certain was stolen. It was 1998 and I had no idea what I was doing but it pushed 4 6x9’s real good

[@wal2]

😲

[@CCRIDER-fz9qb]

Had a 500 w PP amp in 97 on (2) Orion xtreme 12’s & it was drumming in a GMC jimmy!!

[@wal2]

Sweet !

[@plainwayne7777]

I knew you were getting amps in the mail and however else you get them but I had no clue you had that many i mean... Man that's crazy to see something like that and that was just a percentage I'm sure. I'd love to just see all the amps in person that I grew up wishing I had in the 90s pee peeping magizines.

[@wal2]

Many of what you saw is test equipment and such. Not that many amps

[@N7-alpha]

The art series was my favorite for that era.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@drutang]

Xtant amp test would be great!! i spotted the box on the shelf! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@wal2]

Yes that one is brand new, still in protective plastic 😲

[@FortyTwoAnswerToEverything]

I'm rockin a Precision EQ (E.7) in my GMC. Really helps bring out clean highs way on top

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@CHEVYK10]

Keep up the good work Sir

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jamesgriffin2365]

I have the a200.2 hanging on my wall retired in great condition, I ran it for many years.

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@stevel.2759]

PPI black mosfets like the 2075 were my scene in 1989. People used to dance like big D's pop lock when I rolled up to the college liquor store at CSUN. Outside lol

[@wal2]

🤣

[@mindphaserxy]

Man I miss bumping my cheap Pyramid and Audiovox system while cruising through South Square Mall in Durham, NC. Go play some arcade games, eat at the food court and then see a movie.

[@sifterbox]

I had this one powering my clarion 6.5 three ways back in 1998.

[@drozcompany4132]

Nice amp! I remember those well. The dynamic power doesn't have much to do with capacitance. The power supplies on these old PPI amps were so stiffly regulated that the rails just don't sag under load, which also means they have little to no dynamic headroom. This is evidenced by their full power operation at low voltages. Also the bridged power into 2 Ohms is only .3 dB or so below rated so you'd never hear that.

[@wal2]

True and true. Regulated amps don’t allow big dynamic bursts

[@LowetheTechGuy]

So many choices!

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@kswis]

Man precision made some of the coolest amps. But that price tag,, ouch. That was a grip of chedda back then. Even at $600 when the price dropped. Used cars were that much

[@wal2]

Man this is so true!! When you compare (with inflation) to todays prices, these amps were hella expensive back then

[@lasportslive6813]

Yes back in the 90’S I ran Fosgate or PPI Amps and Kicker or JL Audio Subs.

[@justgotohm4775]

I have three of those, sweet!!

[@derekweese2230]

It actually looks nearly identical to a boss amp that I have and have had for 25 years... So much so while watching this video I've been kind of thinking wondering if there's some connection between them and why don't I go dig that old boss amp out and see what she'll do these days I just had her on a couple of JL audio 10"s back in the day, and I did truly love that sound you couldn't tear those JL audio 10s up for nothing!!!! AND THEY WOULD HIT SO HARD I MEAN EVERYTHING COULD BE WRONG ABOUT THE WHOLE SETUP AND THOSE JAILS WILL JUST COME THROUGH LIKE LIKE HEROES!!! I JUST DIDN'T SEEM TO BE VERY PICKY WHATEVER YOU GAVE THEM, THEY MADE THE BEST OF IT!! Anyway sorry for the tangent thanks for the video guy

[@wal2]

I don’t recall PPI making amps for Boss but it’s a possibility 🤷‍♂️

[@ZXLNT]

@@wal2 Me either, Crutchfield and Special Edition were made by PPI.

[@raymo6795]

This is why I watch you channel Big D...I could care less about the new Chinese/ Korean or Brazilian BS. I am in the minority ,I am sure, but the foreign stuff is a dime a dozen, one is the same as the next...and boring...love your channel Big D

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@Soundbuild2024]

Love to see you get a hold of a ppi pc 21400.

[@wal2]

Thanks for the suggestion 👌

[@hootsl99]

I’d love it you could test some of the .2 series of amps from PPI. I’m running a full Focal Flax mid/high setup off of an A404.2 as well as a 4ohm JL13w3 off of an A600.2.

[@bsams3827]

Hey Big D! I noticed the xtant amplifier up in the top left of the shot. Have you done a video on that one? Those were top dogs for their time! So clean! Thanx for all that you do! Always enjoy the videos!

[@wal2]

I haven’t yet. It’s still in the original white wrap, so I’m a bit hesitant to break it out. I’m sure I will in a future vid tho 😊👍

[@caseymoore9737]

I remember seeing the JL Audio van at the autorama in Sacramento. It had 16 15's and had either 8 or 16 of these amps under a clear plexiglass floor. The dude had ear muffs on and was still about 30 ft away from the van ....crazy loud

[@wal2]

Yo that’s awesome!

[@jeebz86]

I see you have some nice Dls amps there. The ultimate series amps where really popular in Sweden back in the days.

[@wal2]

David Yeh is one of my favorite amp designers, he did the Audio Art 100HC and DLS Ultimate amps

[@Laserred01]

Edit: I was using a very similar amp for well over 20 yrs. Still works great! Maybe the same but different vintage? Mine says 2050AM 2x50 Mosfet Power Series. Similar graphic with slightly different colors. I'd estimate this is from 1995 or so. Just recently replaced this with a CT 80x4. Keeping the amp just to have it :)

[@jeezy5270]

I still got my pro mos 25s been on the shelf long time, they were so SWEET!! can’t decide to leave em retired or put em n my truck 🤨

[@wal2]

Thermal compound is prob dried up and could use recapping

[@MrBarkley76]

The old school amps,just have a different sound. Old school PPI,HIfonics, Fosgate,MTX,etc, produced crushing bass and very warm mids,and crisp highs. 90's amps has something going on

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@303nitzubishi4]

Dopenesss the guy that ran the only car audio shop in our town had a couple art series amps in his MX3. Never once heard it bump tho he only cranked it up at competitions- in cities far away from our town 😆

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@charlesvincent4127]

PPI made great sounding amps. I still have two art series amps, a 204 and a 404.

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@jasonpoletta1797]

Those PPI "graffiti" amps were unbelievable. Super delicate tho never any fuses.

[@jorgeponce9749]

Nice video my friend

[@wal2]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@craiglizt8074]

Dang, I always wanted one of these. It's sad that PPI arent around as they originally were.

[@louielouie6875]

I have a bunch of old school ppi's wrapped up sitting in my closet. You should test a Pro Mos 450

[@wal2]

It’s literally 2 of these inside one heatsink

[@mm-tg8oo]

In aboht '92 I bought a 100×2 rms amp from Crutchfield with their name on it. I later found out that they were made by Precision Power. I had it pushing two free air Pioneer twelve inch subs.

[@wal2]

Yes PPI OEM’d several brands and Crutchfield was one of them

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Looks like some the amps I had in my iroc Z 28 back in the day.

[@MickeyMishra]

That woofer at one point was moving like a..... FAMILY FRIENDLY CHANNEL! Nelson Pass and others have been saying for years that certain output devices often have characteristics that are unmatched by other kinds of parts used in the signal chain or in the output stage. or maybe it's just the way that it's made. Big Power, and a lot of it just sounds better being a high current design I would gather. And if your heater is ever broken in your car, just install a few of these amplifiers.

[@wal2]

👌😬👍

[@iamnobody3793]

That amp makes me want to go to Florida.

[@wal2]

😬👍

[@JayTR_10]

The Art Series PPI Amps were tough in the mid 90’s

[@joserobinson8419]

Lanzar amp was good too back in the days

[@wal2]

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