(2) Fi 12" SSD Woofers & Sundown Audio SAZ-1500d Amp

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chitass

Discussion Starter · Jan 2, 2012 (Edited)

SOLD

I have two Fi SSD twelve inch subwoofers and a Sundown Audio SAZ-1500d amp for sale. I ran this setup in my previous vehicle for about 8 months before I got my Jeep SRT, and since then they have just been sitting in my bedroom. Both subs and the amp are like new, and in phenomenal condition! I'll let the pictures speak for themselves. These subs run 800 watts RMS and I ran them on the SAZ-1500d at 1 ohm (1500 watts x 1 channel). Just look at the 0 gauge power and ground inputs on this amp, and you know it means business! These things really get it, and if your into car audio, I'm sure you've heard both of these names!

I planned on putting them in the Jeep, but at this point in my life (graduating from college in June) the money could be of more use elsewhere. I'd rather pass them on to someone who will use them and enjoy them. My loss is your gain! Sold as-is. No returns. If you have any questions, please let me know!

Thanks,

Kyle

$400 + shipping

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cobraklr96

· #2 · Jan 3, 2012

Sundown IS VERY VERY LEGIT stuff...

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chitass

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jan 3, 2012

cobraklr96 said:
Sundown IS VERY VERY LEGIT stuff...

Thanks for the bump! I'm glad the amp is speaking for itself! Sundown FTW

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Knuckles

· #4 · Jan 3, 2012

Is this version 1 or 2 on the amp?

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chitass

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jan 3, 2012

Knuckles said:
Is this version 1 or 2 on the amp?

This is a v.1, the OG. Haha. The v.1 has on-board fusing (the four orange fuses near the power and ground inputs) and the v.2 does not. This is arguably more convenient, as you don't have to run inline fuses.

The v.2 does however have a SLIGHTLY smaller footprint, which was the major reason for its creation. But they aren't much smaller. They did away with the fuses and rearranged the internals. To the end user their was not really any benefit from v.1 to v.2....just an update for better marketability. Performance wise they are neck and neck, and trust me this amp lays down power! I'll try to find its test bench sheet and upload it as well!

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