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Sound Storm Laboratories EVO5000.1 EVO 5000 Watt 1 Ohm Stable Class D Monoblock Car Amplifier with Remote Subwoofer Control

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Style: 5000 Watt Monoblock


Features

  • 5000 W MAX Power @ 1 Ohm x 1 Channel
  • 2500 W MAX Power @ 2 Ohm x 1 Channel
  • 1250 W MAX Power @ 4 Ohm x 1 Channel
  • Low Level Inputs, RCA Pre-amp Outputs, Switchable Phase Control
  • Variable Low Pass Crossover, Variable Bass Boost, Variable Subsonic Filter
  • Remote Subwoofer Control
  • Dimensions: Depth 19.1 x Width 10 x Height 2.3
  • 6 Year Platinum Online Dealer Warranty

Description

Drive your in-vehicle audio system with the Sound Storm EVO5000.1 Monoblock Class D Amplifier. This powerful 1-Ohm stable Amplifier features 5000 Watts Max Power with a MOSFET power supply to pump out your tunes. Customize the sound with Variable Low Pass Crossover, Bass Boost and Subsonic Filter. Get powerful Bass with the Remote Subwoofer Control. For double the performance and power, strap on another EVO5000.1 for a total power of 10000 Watts @2-Ohms. The EVO Series offers visually and sonically stunning Amplifiers built to deliver outstanding performance and immense power for incredible fidelity and flexibility. Shift your music into high gear with the Sound Storm EVO5000.1 For further product details, please scroll down.

Item dimensions L x W x H: 19.1 x 10 x 2.3 inches


Voltage: 16 Volts


Manufacturer: Sound Storm Laboratories


Mounting Type: Surface Mount


Brand: Sound Storm Laboratories


Item dimensions L x W x H: 19.1 x 10 x 2.3 inches


Voltage: 16 Volts


Manufacturer: Sound Storm Laboratories


Mounting Type: Surface Mount


Brand: Sound Storm Laboratories


Number of Channels: 1


Specification Met: No


Global Trade Identification Number: 94


UPC: 791489120494


Product Dimensions: 19.1 x 10 x 2.3 inches


Item Weight: 14.3 pounds


Item model number: EVO5000.1


Batteries: 1 12V batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Silver


Whats in the box: Mono Car Audio Amplifier


Date First Available: June 1, 2013


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • It bumps doe, hard, sharp, doesn’t have range for mid bass.
Style: 5000 Watt Monoblock
I didn’t like that the frequency range cuts off so low. And the cut off slope is very steep. Although it would not be fair to say that that is not in the description since it is. You should get a crossover with this and you will be fine. This amp is great for hip hop, pop and especially rock. Corridos not, jazz not, reggaeton kind of.. sound is not warm at all ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Therealtumba

  • Pros build quality. cons slanted terminals
Style: 5000 Watt Monoblock
Happy with the build quality of this amp very nice metal finish have yet too hook it up I am waiting on power wire so will make another review when I get it pumping. Only down side is the terminals there slanted downwards instead of straight so kinda hard to find 0 to 4 gauge reducers so I just went with a distribution block with only 5 inches of 4 gauge. Update. Amp is beast have it on 2k Rms and not even turned all the way up have it hooked up to a sundown x12 d4 with upgraded voice coil and surround. Amp doesn't get hot or even warm running at 2 ohms. Filters work good and so does the 180 degree switch. Highly recommended amp all my friends want one now. Have 0 gauge from battery to distribution block then down to 4 gauge try to keep the 4 gauge as short as possible so can get more power. If someone can find a set of reducers to go in there I'd love to see them. Also have 8 gauge speaker wire good tight fit. Will post pictures once I get everything cleaned up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2015 by scott

  • Ignore Bad Reviews
Style: 5000 Watt Monoblock
I have owned this amplifier for 3 years now (the 5000.1 Evo version) and let me tell you, it works amazing! I seriously encourage you to stray away from the negative reviews. Most are probably coming from people who are not experienced enough to handle and manage car audio. This is not "cheap components" or "bad quality" in any way. The amplifier itself is actually pretty big and very heavy and sturdy. I used it to power two Rockford Fosgate 12" P2's with absolute ease. In addition to that, it was able to power a single Rockford Fosgate 12" T0 with no problem ( a very high end sub). If this bad boy can power these higher end subwoofers, it will be able to run anything of a lesser RMS (which in addition, I have used this to power Sony Xplodes, and various other 2-3 subwoofers setups). I have never had a single issue with this sub in all the time I have had it. People who rate bad, most likely do not know how to take care of their audio equipment. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2017 by Andrew Stambaugh

  • A Budget Amp for Bumping
Style: 2000 Watt Monoblock
Having purchased many less than top of the line amplifiers, I was not expecting this one to exactly go above and beyond the call of duty. And to be honest, it hasn't. It has however met my expectations in most areas in disappointed me in at least one. To begin, I have this amplifier pushing one 10" Pioneer Champion Series Pro (800RMS@2OHMS)(3,000MAX@2OHMS).This amplifier advertises a 1000 RMS rating @ 4 Ohms, so you must think i'm crazy, but anyone with experience in budget amplifiers can tell you that the advertised ratings often don't relate to reality. I haven't measured it, but know that at most this amp could power 2-mid level 10's or 1 high-level 12 at most. 2 12's would definitely be pushing it. Now let me break things down a little bit. Appearance, definitely 5 stars here, the brushed metal finish is very nice, I did notice however that it is relatively easy to scratch. Sound Quality, 4 Stars, not blow you away kinda jams but if you tune it properly you can make it sound top notch. Heat Displacement, 3 Stars, the heatsinks on this thing look nice and are pretty large, but many does this thing get warm to the touch. After playing music at around 85% volume for an hour this thing is almost hot to the touch. I'm using it at 2 ohms which it's rated for, but it still worries me a little bit as I know some amps will fail if the heat becomes to great. (You should also know this is a class A/B amplifier, which means it is not as efficient with the power it consumes(as opposed to a D Class amp), which means it produces more heat.) Overall, 4 Stars, I know the people who are looking at amplifiers at this price level are budget-conscious of their purchases like I am (18, college student), but amplifiers are the kinda thing where it's YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. Simple as that to be honest, don't expect the world for >$100. Happy Bumping! Brian. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2013 by Brian Ericson Brian Ericson

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