JBL P180.1 $60 plus S/H obo
360-Watt 2-Channel Power Amplifier
Variable electronic crossover allows the user to precisely tailor systems designs easily.Operates Simultaneous Stereo / MonoLine Level Sensitivity 250mV - 4VTHD @ Rated Output 0.05?equency Response 10Hz - 50kHzSignal to Noise (dBA) >110Output 4 Ohms Bridged 360w x 1Output 2 Ohms 180w x 2Output 4 Ohms 90w x 2 Variable electronic crossover allows the user to precisely tailor systems designs easily.Operates Simultaneous Stereo / MonoLine Level Sensitivity 250mV - 4VTHD @ Rated Output 0.05?equency Response 10Hz - 50kHzSignal to Noise (dBA) >110Output 4 Ohms Bridged 360w x 1Output 2 Ohms 180w x 2Output 4 Ohms 90w x 2
• Variable 12dB electronic crossover allows the P-180.2 to be configured for a variety of applications
• High-output MOSFET power-supply topology doubles power into 2 ohms
• "Direct-Connect" allows choice of 4 - 8-gauge power and ground cable
• Die-cast chassis uses entire amplifier footprint for cooling - and it looks awesome!
BP600.1 $150 plus S/H obo
600-Watt Subwoofer Amplifier
JBL's new Power Series amplifiers represent cutting edge engineering designed to satisfy the demanding car audio enthusiast. Powervalve switching amplifier technology runs cooler and more efficiently than traditional Class AB designs. Variable electronic crossover and bass boost optimize subwoofer performance.
• Die-cast chassis uses the entire footprint for amplifier cooling
• "Direct-Connect" allows choice of 4 - 8-gauge power and ground cable
• High-frequency switching power supply is more efficient, drawing far less current from the vehicle's electrical system
• Four high-level and low-level inputs facilitate constant bass, regardless of head unit fader position
• Variable electronic crossover and bass-boost optimize subwoofer performance
(Information from JBL's website)
These amps are in good condition even though they are used. My cousin gave them to me but I don't have any subs yet to try them on but they both work. I frankenstiened one of my tower speakers to the Bp600.1 and it almost tore it apart. They were rated for 400w