Recoil DI1200-4 Full-Range Class-D 4-Channel Car Audio Amplifier, 2,400 Watts, 2-4 Ohm Stable, MOSFET Power Supply, Bridgeable

Great budget amp and hard to the beat for the watts and quality.

All the reviews are great! Pushes harder than it's rated and gets clean audio!Installed in a honda civic with 2 tweeters, 4 ds18 6.5 inch loud speakers rated at 150 rms and this thing pumps!!! Paired with 1000 watt JL audio amp and P3 subwoofer. All my highs and mids sound solid as can be. I'm using a cheap android head u it that would not power the speakers previously without massive clipping at around 15 watts a channel. No more clipping and all I get now is quality sound to all the way to max volume. The amp has filters pre installed and is perfect for a highs and mid amp. Also able to use the 3 and 4 channel with a bass filter to wire in a sub if needed. I have everything run at 4 ohms and it sounds phenomenal!! Highly recommend this amp for any application needing more power!!! Great value!!

I purchased this app because the reviews were decent and the pricing was great! but I was a little bit skeptical considering the wattage claims as I'm powering four competition ds18 speakers. And super tweeters. And I must say I can't even turn the volume up more than halfway. And I like my music very loud and clear andthis amp holds up Great. And I'm quite surprised by it. so if you need a amp that can handle high-powered sound systems. this one will do great with the proper installed aftermarket radio. it's quite small as well which is easy for mounting in tight areas

This amp has no flaws. No downsides apart from a weirdly amateur phone support system where the people answering don't even know what company they're supposed to be representing when they take your call.So let's break it down:For good, clean, top notch sound quality, most solid brand choices like your Alpines, Pioneers, etc. (I said solid, so SQ Reddit snobs go away and buy your JL audio or whatever. I'm talking to real people) are gonna be charging about $250 for a 4 channel amp that puts out 50-100W of good, clean sound per channel.This Recoil amp is advertised to put out 300W of power per channel, and at half the price. Not only does it do this, you can find videos on YouTube of people running this thing at over 400W per channel stable. In a market where companies are often advertising amps at 10x inflated outputs ("you get 6000W!!!!" often means you're lucky to get 600W), this is unheard of. So, instead of paying $250 for 200W, you're paying $125 for up to potentially 1600W! That's so good of a deal it should be illegal.And man it delivers. This thing is a monster. Handles all the way down to 20hz with ease, variable crossovers, no THD issues. If it's available, buy it. Even if you don't need one. Save it until you do, give it to a friend. Go buy it direct off their website if you can't get it here. This is the real deal.

Got this to replace an arc audio amp that finally went out. A $700 amp. This one sounds almost as good and us significantly more powerful. If it's in stock buy it cuz it's going to sell out quick. It's held up good. I've been running it for over a year now

The media could not be loaded. Powerhouse for sure but that’s all it is! Was hoping for a compact high horsepower beast but you can’t have it all for hundred bucks! Way too much line noise just idling while the amp is powered on with no music playing and there was no shortage of alternator whine…..pass on this ampEdit: February 2024. This amp rocks! Get it while you can before the prices Sky rocket.Please disregard my initial review,I hope you can forgive me recoil as I’m the idiot not y’all 😅. I kept hearing good things about the recoil di800.4 & di1200.4 but I was disappointed in my first attempt of hooking this amplifier up. So I revisited the subject and purchased the 800.4 this time and had much better results! And heres why, so when I made my first review on the 1200.4 model which i highly regret returning, two things were wrong at the time, one my rca wires had been installed backwards meaning they are directional rca cables and I had the source side plugged into the amps when it should have been connected at the headunit. The second mistake made during my initial testing with these recoil amps was the type of connection being used! This is the most important step not to be overlooked guys!!! Even though I had hooked up my directional rca cables backwards that still wasn’t the cause of all the noise, it had little effect and improved slightly in noise once I had the RCA’s going in the correct direction. The rca interconnects I was using at the time that were giving me trouble was the Stinger 8000 series rca cables. The stinger rca is the wrong type of cables to be using with this type of amplifier because the stinger is a twisted pair style connection which is good when paired up with say a JL audio amplifier that has “balanced rca inputs”, however, this recoil amp requires a single ended type of rca connection or coaxial type cables which is more commonly used in stupid recording settings! Get yourself a nice guitar microphone cables and watch how silent the input noise will be and you will have an epiphany like I did lol. I hope this helps a lot of guys experiencing whine engine noise! Oddly enough I thought there was no way in heck my rca could have been the problem from the getgo but it turns out I was indeed wrong and I spent nearly $80 on those stinger interconnects last year thinking I’ll buy the expensive stuff once and never have to look back, and oh was I wrong. You can get a better understanding and explanation of this concept by Tony damore on YouTube, search for something like rca balanced inputs and you can find a few videos explaining and teach you how you check your equipment and what cable type is needed based on the amp you have on the bench good luck

I had a really positive first impressions of this speaker. However, recently, while listening pretty loudly, but without any distortion in my subwoofer, it blew a voice coil. This was disappointing, but a just thought the issue had to do with me going too hard (even though the subwoofer was rated for more RMS watts than the amplifier was rated at). Then just today I was playing with amplifier gain settings. Again I was playing the speakers loud, louder than would be a comfortable listening level, and again without any warning of distortion it blew a 6.5" speaker.This cheap amplifier has suddenly become the most expensive amplifier in the world. Would not recommend it.

Good amp does more than what it's rated at