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Tourer
Joined: Jul 2017
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From: Jacksonville, FL
I agree with Hoyt that those amps are really good if used for the right purpose. The 100-120 watts that it puts out is just not enough for the lids. You really want to be at 150-250W for your lid speakers. The 2 channel RF amp would be better for your lids. If you are running the stock RF 6x9's in the lids that is also something you probably are gonna want to upgrade. I am not sure how much more power you can give those than what you are right now.
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From: Coal grove ohio 45638
I agree with Hoyt that those amps are really good if used for the right purpose. The 100-120 watts that it puts out is just not enough for the lids. You really want to be at 150-250W for your lid speakers. The 2 channel RF amp would be better for your lids. If you are running the stock RF 6x9's in the lids that is also something you probably are gonna want to upgrade. I am not sure how much more power you can give those than what you are right now.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2018
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
That Rockford is a good amp if it stays in its wheelhouse. It has a warm sound and the EQ adjustments are really cool. I just think it is best used for fairing speakers and not as a whole system amp. The bugaboo with that scenario is it spews out some RF interference that can trash FM reception in some cases. The Stinger amp reportedly is kind to FM but it really is not any more powerful than the RF. It is a good amp but still as the heart of an entire audio system with 6x9s it is lacking as well.
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