Dayton HPSA1000 1000W Subwoofer Amplifier

I have a Velodyne CHT15 sub that was OK, but just couldn't reach down and deliver the lowest frequencies at realistic levels. So I ordered the Dayton Titanic MkIII sub and installed it in place of the lame OEM Velodyne sub and it was cleaner with more low end but it was clear it was starving for power. 300W just not enough. Enter the HPSA1000, problem solved big time.

This is a very efficient sub amp. I have a large dedicated theater room with the sub enclosure installed as a built-in with the rest of the component rack in the wall. This 15" 1000W sub can produce very high sound pressure, so be careful with your hearing. Unless you have a huge room with 30' ceilings, this is all the sub you will ever need.

Great Amp,
I installed this amp in a Sub Cabinet I just finished building it's pushing an 18" JBL 2241G/H and the thing sounds unearthly and the price was great,
Thanks PE

I have owned 3 different home amps ranging from 100 watts up to my current 1000watt amp. This amp really performs for the price. I have it running a 15" Dual Voice Coil Dayton sub getting full power out of tha amp at 4 ohms. The sound qaulity is excellent and the amp never gets overheated. I have had problems in the past with over heating and have blown my other 2 amps because of it. The extra EQ's are nice but if you have a good reciever they don't make much difference. For the price you you can't go wrong with this amp for any setup. I have built many home sub setups and going big on the amp allows you to expand if you need to later. The only negative is my auto turn off doesn't work so I have manually switch it on/off. This is a problem on all my previous amps.