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I have a cheap Pioneer amp for sale, hardly used and in almost new condition. Too old for all this boom boom, so its off my car. Throwing in a pair of subwoofer wires too (not pictured).

This is an excellent amp and the sound quality is typical Pioneer, clear n crisp and with powerful n booming bass, this amp will shake your rear view mirror even in mid settings.

Features:

  • Max Power 760W (Single Channel)
  • 2 Channel 250W X 2
  • MOSFET PWM Power Supply
  • Electronic low pass filters
  • Bridgeable operation
  • 2-ohm stable
  • RCA input and output connections

PRICE $240 o.n.o.

PICK UP only - Pitt Street Parramatta, NSW

Call RON - 0416424446 :devil:

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$150 - clearance.

This is a top quality amp - its got very high RMS power compared to the cheaper brands which only quote on their PEAK figures and have shit rms. RMS is what drives your speakers most of the time

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