Phoenix Gold 400.2 Amplifiers

DESCRIPTION

Thermal Convection Cooled Heatsink (TCCH)
High-Current Triple Darlington Output Stage
Timed Acoustically Integrated Muting (TAIM)
Tri-Linear Capability Allows Simultaneous Stereo and Bridged Operation
Output Current Sensing Optimizes Power Supply and Output Stage
Intuitive Crossover Selection Switch Assures Easy Setup
24 dB / Octave High-Pass and Low-Pass Crossover Continuously Variable from 40 Hz to 800 Hz
Auxiliary Outputs Route High-Pass, Low-Pass or Full Range Signals
Twin-T Bass Boost Circuit Provides Up to 18 dB of Boost at 45 Hz
Superbrite Tri-LED Power-On Indicator
Independent Thermal and Overload Protection LED Indicators
Rugged Titanium Finish

USER REVIEWS

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[Dec 10, 2003]

David Johns

Model Reviewed: Titanium 400.2

Strength:

Great power Impossible to overheat at 4 ohms if you use 0/1 or 4 guage wire No distortion

Weakness:

Get what you pay for (a lot for a lot)

I had a PG ZX300.2 running a Pioneer Premier 10" for a couple of years that I loved till they got ripped off by a couple of punks. I replaced the setup with a new PG Ti400.2 and a JL W3v2 Well, I don't miss my old setup much anymore. The sub hits much harder than I really need it to, but sounds great with no distortion or bottoming out like I've heard it do on my friends 300watt amp. Best Sub Amp I've ever heard or used.

Similar Products Used:

PG ZX300.2 Profile 150.2 POS Jenson 100.4 Power Acoustiks 100.2

OVERALL RATING	5	★★★★★ ★★★★★

VALUE RATING	4	★★★★★ ★★★★★

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