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Planet Audio PL2000.1M Monoblock Car Amplifier - 2000 Watts, 2/4 Ohm Stable, Class A/B, Mosfet Power Supply, Great for Subwoofers

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Style: 2000 Watts Monoblock


Features

  • 2000 W MAX Power @ 2 Ohm x 1 Channel
  • 1000 W MAX Power @ 4 Ohm x 1 Channel
  • High and Low Level Inputs
  • Variable Low Pass Crossover, Variable Bass Boost
  • Remote Subwoofer Control
  • Blue Backlit Illumination
  • Dimensions: Depth 12.8 x Width 7 x Height 2.4

Description

Get your music thumping with the Planet Audio Pulse PL2000.1M Class A/B Monoblock Amplifier. This powerful 2-Ohm stable amplifier features 2000 Watts Max Power with a MOSFET power supply to pump out your playlists. Customize the sound with Variable Low Pass Crossover and Bass Boost. Tweak the levels with the Remote Subwoofer Control. When space is limited but your passion for great sound is not, Pulse Amplifiers with blue illuminated end panel strips and logo are just what the doctor ordered to power up your music and get your heartbeat racing. Put your tunes in gear with the Planet Audio PL2000.1M. For further product details, please scroll down.

Item Dimensions LxWxH: 12.8 x 7 x 2.3 inches


Manufacturer: Planet Audio


Mounting Type: Surface Mount


Brand: Planet Audio


Number of Channels: 1


Product Dimensions: 12.8 x 7 x 2.3 inches


Item Weight: 6.3 pounds


Item model number: PL2000.1M


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Other display features: Wireless


Whats in the box: Amplifier, Remote Subwoofer Control, High Input Cable With Connector, Mounting Screws (4)


Manufacturer: Planet Audio


Date First Available: February 12, 2016


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    • Impressive
Style: 3000 Watt Monoblock
I was in a budget and was hesitant but bought this about 2 years ago and was amazed at how powerful it was. I was pushing 2 10d and a 12 with no problem. Fast forward to today I bought a new truck and it has a BOSS 2000w amp with 2 Rockford fosgates 12s, so I ran my planet audio with 2 10' cerwin Vegas and it blows the Boss away. I'm going to sell the BOSS and buy the exact same amp and run 4 CWs 10s now. The ONLY bad note is one of the screw holes for the ground stripped out and I had to basically rig a bolt to fix it. Other than that I wou 100% recommend the Planet Audio amp. It bumps, it's loud and sounds like there's a gorilla in your trunk! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2023 by Big Bob
    • Don't use the remote
Style: 3000 Watt Monoblock
So let's start with the bad. The remote is garbage. It doesn't work for crap and mine is now broken. So I upgraded it with the rca bass remote with voltage display. Best $ I ever spent. The only other thing bad about this amp is the terminals are low grade so too much pressure with just a screw driver will strip them out. The good. Now I haven't stuck my Volt Meter on this thing cuz I'm pretty sure I'd blow my skar audio sub before I found the max output. This thing pushes. I upgraded my amp cuz the old one was a 2500w and it kept overheating. This amp, never an issue. I can bump it all day and it just wants more. I'm running a 14v system in my SUV so I tend to not have power issues but my last amp would dim my headlights a bit. For some reason this one doesn't 🤔 but beyond that you can't beat the price. Overall a good amp. Just get a better remote ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022 by Will W.
    • Audio planet
Style: 4000 Watts Monoblock
Definitely get this if you're a music lover
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024 by Richard davis
    • Great product for the price!
Style: 2000 Watts Monoblock
I used this with a pair of audio Bahn 12 inch subwoofers.. The amp definitely pushes them. But I like to listen to my music loud, so this amp gets hot pretty quick and begins to go into protection mode when I push them to its peak. So I guess ill need a amp fan to keep it cool. Other then that, I can say impressed with the quality for the price. I would recommend it to anyone. Butttt.. You have to make sure you get fans for the amp, otherwise your going to be upset when you begin pushing them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2019 by Armando M.
    • Sounds ok
Style: 2000 Watts Monoblock
Plays ok, doesn't push the full rms power of the amp. Got really hot after playing it for a hour. Needs a built in fan. Needs more adjustments to make it sound better. I would recommend buying a different amp. Good for a beginner
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by William
    • This Amp Is Killer!!
Style: 3000 Watt Monoblock
This 3000w amp was a game changer for my new stage 2 12” DC subs. Supplies way more power than the 1200w amps i’m used to. Only complaint is the plug hole for the bass knob is the small port and didn’t fit my new upgraded knob port and wire which is the size of an ethernet cable. I had to buy a telephone to internet female cable adapter and now the bass knob display dosent light up but besides that this amp is a 10/10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by Jayten Stephens
    • If your looking for something loud get this with the ct sounds 2500w 2 10” ported box
Style: 2000 Watts Monoblock
The duo is amazing they rattle the roof off my 2012 Chevy 1500
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by Tagger
    • Great amp, terrible terminals! Come on guys, Phillips head screws, square washers? It's 2017, time for set screw terminals
Style: 2000 Watts Monoblock
For the money this is a good deal. This amp comes within 75 watts of the 1500w@2ohm rating. I have it pushing 2 mtx 7512-22 (7500 series 12's), in a slot ported box, tuned @43hz and it Beats, hard. Even though the subs could handle one of these amps each, it pushes plenty of power with zero heat or clipping issues. My only issue, and it is quite a big problem if you ask me, hence the 3 star rating instead of 5. Being that it is 2017 and the nail was upgraded a century ago when flat head screw showed up, then everyone realized that they were crap once they saw a Phillips head screw. Well Phillips screws are the new flathead. Due to the arrival of the socket head cap screw or "Allen head" and the torx head or "star bit" screw. Please planet audio, the terminal screws kill the quality feel of this and all of your amplifiers. I know that they cost a little more, especially if you were to do it right and use a set screw type terminal. I for one could do without the light up emblem and less. Screw a nice emblem to the amp, toss all the gimmick lights and use the $ that was being wasted and upgrade the hardware on your entire line of amplifiers and watch how much it will affect your product ratings and reviews. Not only are they Phillips, but they are cheap, super soft, and just like a girl named Roxy, made to strip. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017 by Jason

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