POWER ACOUSTIK RZ4-2000D RAZOR Nano 4 Channel 2000 Watt Amplifier (Black) AD

Second one in several years. Perfect size and fit for my Harley install. Sound quality is great for price, a value that sounds comparable to high end for less. I’ve been installing stereos since the 1980’s and this is my secret weapon on bikes.

Awesome Amp!! Major power!! Running this amp in my 2009 Harley Street Glide, with Infinity Kappa 62.11i speakers and Sony MEX-M70BT HU. Very clear and rich sound, I cant wait to put a set of 6 X 9's in the saddlebag Lids in the spring!!

I installed the amp together with a kenwood marinne head unit and 2 polk audio speakers in my 2012 Street Glide. Sounded great for a few rides but today just quit. No warning. I took fairing off and when it goes to power up the protection lamp blinks on and then off.....no sound. Looking for warranty now! Arghhhh!!

GREAT amp - used on 2013 Harley Street Glide . sits on top of the radio in the fairing. This is basically the same amp as the SoundStream PN4.520, but several buddies including me find this amp a bit cleaner / louder. Specs are NOT what the say. even 100 at 4 ohm / 130 at 2 ohm is a bit overrated. I bench tested the amp along with others (- 20 to 30% power on 14V). running 4 speakers and bike ROCKS!!!! cannot beat the price.... BE AWARE: you most likely will lose FM stations (some if not all) due to Class D. this applies for Bikes, not car!

I waited a few months before making my review. I am by no means an audiophile or expert. I just like my highs and mids to be fairly clear for certain songs that I play (if that makes any sense). So far it hasn't shut off on me and been working good, from what I read with a few reviews. There are pros and cons to this amp, however I have no complaints and I'll use it till it goes out probably upgrade to a better one. Positives - I love the size of this thing. It's small and has sufficient power to push your coax/component speakers. If you're a casual listener like I am, this is a great buy to save on cost and space. I have it paired up to some ID components 6.5" and pioneer 6.5" coax mids with the gain turned half way. No overheating and shut off since installed. I don't turn up the volume on my radio much, but on occasion I do when there's a song that I really like. I drive about 30-45mins daily with the radio about turned up a little pass 1/4 of the ways and get more then enough sound from them. Negatives - The noise distortion that I've read regarding the FM transmission is true. Ever since I installed this amp, most, if not all of my FM radio station are very distorted. I can barely hear a good song without it cutting off every 5-10secs. This is due to the amp being a class D (supposedly) or maybe just cheaper components used, who knows! Have yet to try other more well known manufacturer so I can not compare. This is irritating so to remedy this, I just stream music with my bluetooth/iphone and not even listen to the radio stations. The installation of the speaker terminal are a bit tedious. You need to install the bottom wire into the terminals before you can install the top wires. If you don't it'll be tough to tighten the set screws to the bottom speaker terminals. And last, why would PA not use "Allen head set screws" instead of using phillips set screws? It's easier to strip the phillips head vs the allen head. I believe a few of mine are basically at the verge of being stripped. I'll have to replace them with some allen head set screws next time I decide to remove this amp. Over all, I'd purchase this amp again, ONLY if it was on sale. I would not purchase at full price. I do miss my radio stations from time to time. Will update if I can think of anything else. 06/2021 - Channels 1 & 2 gave out and also took my component speakers with it as well. Had to replace the amp and component speakers.