Pioneer GM-6400F 600-Watt, 4-Channel Power Amplifier Lowest Price!
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Pioneer GM-6400F 600-Watt, 4-Channel Power Amplifier
Product: Pioneer GM-6400F 600-Watt, 4-Channel Power Amplifier Lowest Price! List Price: $200.00 Amazon Price: $129.99 Add to cart to see low price@ Availability: In Stock Usually ships in 24 Hours Free Shipping Available |
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Pioneer Gm-6400F 600-Watt, 4-Channel Power Amplifier
- Amazon Sales Rank: #5995 in Car Audio or Theater
- Brand: Pioneer
- Model: GM6400F
- Dimensions: 4.80″ h x 16.80″ w x 13.20″ l, 10.50 pounds
Features
- Four-channel car amplifier with 600-watt max power capability
- Delivers 60 watts x 4 at 4 ohms, 150 watts x 2 at 4 ohms, or 75 watts x 2 at 2 ohms
- Selectable low-pass filter (80 Hz, 12 dB per octave)
- Preamp- and speaker-level inputs for connecting to most source units
- Bass boost with level control
Can’t be beat for the price!
I installed this amp in my F-150 two weeks ago and wanted to test it out a bit before submitting my review and so far, I couldn’t be happier. My mids and highs are extremely clear now and I can actually hear small details in music that I couldn’t hear before with just my pioneer head unit powering my speakers. I’m using this amp together with a GM-5400t bridged powering a 10″ Kicker CVT and the systems sounds extremely clear even at high volumes with no distortion.
Being a relatively cheap amp, I wasn’t expecting much out of it but I’m truly impressed by it’s output and clarity. I also read that the previous version of this amp the GM-6300f had some overheating issues but I think they have been resolved with this model. I have two amps mounted behind my rear seat with barely any ventilation and neither of them have turned off once. I’m sure that there are better amps out there but in this price range, I can’t imagine one being better.
You cannot knock this performance level and a trusted brand for this price
Like the other guys said – it is big, it is heavy. Big and heavy suggests big heatsink, which you want. I haven’t opened it up to see how well built it is inside, but the bottom cover is made of that cheap, thin, plated steel that they make generic PC cases out of. In contrast, my 350W Rockford Fosgate sub amp is all cast aluminum and chrome-plated, thick steel. The Pioneer runs a bit hotter than the Rockford amp and the screw terminals are much cheaper than the enclosed terminals of the Rockford, but you gets what you pay for.
I have this amp mounted vertically on stand-offs on the side of my trunk space, with a 120mm PC fan blowing across it. Only gets warm then, even when you start off with the trunk interior at 100°F.
I’m playing a 4-year old Pioneer head unit via the RCA jacks into this amp which drives a pair of [...] 6×8 Pioneer 3-way front speakers and some [...] 6×8 Infinity 2-way speakers in the rear. Sounds nice and clear – no noticeable distortion at a fairly high volume level (that I can’t stand to listen to for more than a few minutes at a time). With only the head unit (rated at 4x50W, which is supposedly 4x25W RMS) powering the same speakers, I had to use its built-in HPF to take away the bass below 50Hz, else it would be distortion-a-plenty. Now with this amp hooked up, I can feel the front doors vibrating again and no distortion!
Do yourself a favor – ignore the fairy-tale power rating on your head unit and use a separate 4-channel amp for your main speakers. It just sounds so much clearer and you can enjoy the full amount of bass that your speakers can produce. You don’t have to listen at a very loud volume to hear the difference. This is the first time I’ve bothered getting an amp for the main speakers in a car (and I’ve been driving since 1988). I’ve upgraded head units and added small subs, but this has made the most overall difference in sound quality. Next time I change cars, a 4-channel amp is the first thing I’m going to install. Wish I’d figured this out years ago!
Great power for the money
Great value.
I had this installed to boost the power to my new Polk Audio front and rear speakers. As far as I can tell it’s working according to spec. No problems here.
FYI.. It is a little larger than average.
