Stinger Audio MT-600.4 1000 Watt RMS Compact 4-Channel Car Audio Amplifier, Class D, Hexfet Mosfet, Crossover High-Pass/Low-Pass Filters

I installed this Stinger 4 channel amp in my son's Ford F250 and it packs a punch! It is currently running a set of Infinity Reference 6X8's in the front doors and a Skar 15" sub in 4 Ohm configuration. This little amp sounds crisp and loud, technically it is under powered for the sub but Oh My God it still gives a good back massage!! I liked this amp so much that I bought the Stinger 1500.1 to run the sub at 1 ohm configuration. I am working on an amp rack now to mount both the amps and power blocks under the back seat. I am quite pleased with the power and the price.

When I receive this app, I was a little hesitant and I was like this thing is so tiny. It’s about the size of a carton of cigarettes, but man are my speakers screaming in the truck right now.had issues with engine whining noise stepped up to a four gauge ground. Don’t seem to be having any problems now.Highly recommend this is replacing an alpine amp from over 20 years ago.

Holy Chit. Got a 2010 Titan and it had kicker everything (except the subs which were being run off a 14 year old no name 4 channel amp. ) Got a Skar amp to replace that and was FULLY impressed. Now all my mid bass went into the toilet. Was thinking about getting some Hertz Centos for the door and the Kicker 4 channel 65w unit went into protection mode.Long story short, I had success with the Monoblock running my 2-12" kickers down to one ohm. And they had same-day delivery on this nice little 4-channel amp. Hello MIDBASS. Wow...woke up those Kickers in the doors rather nicely. Not as crystal clear as the Centos will be when I get them, but a LOT better. (I do have the Hertz Deici tweets in place of the Kickers....in your face with a huge sound field....now only just a tiny hole in the midrange. Some eq tuning might bring back that little bit.So simple answer is, your vehicle is not a listening room. You have base noise your never going to overcome. Manage maybe, but overcome....never. This company is producing probably the best bang for the buck amps I have ever heard. Do not think twice...just get it and enjoy. Highly Reccomended.

I finally got around to installing this thing last night. I set it up to run 2 door speakers and 2 6/9s. JBL GTO 6.5s and JBL GTO 6/9 speakers on eachchannel. Installed great.Sounded very good. Today I went on about an hour drive and I had it turned up most of the drive when all of a sudden the music stopped and the smell of burned electronics filled the car. Dead amp less than 12 hours after install. I bought this amp because Williston audio recommended it but after what happened to me today I can't suggest it to anyone.Its Sunday so I can't call Stinger until tomorrow. If they make it right I will amend this post with an update.Update Stinger replaced the amp within a week but the amp destroyed the new out of the box 6.5 door speakers. I didnt know until the replacement amp got here. Zero continuity across the coils on those JBLs.

Great value for the money. The build quality is good. The sound is clean at it's rated output (which it exceeds). Its small size makes installation choices easy. It really doesn't get hot so heat is not an issue. The features function well and are clearly labeled.Advice: run quality (not CCA) power wires and at least a 60 amp fuse as these amps are power hungry!

This is a great amp. I paired it with the 2000.1 mono block and the two of them together just crank. My only complaint is the clipping light is lazy. I had audible distortion in my system before the light turned on. Confirmed it with a scope. It's certainly possible it's just my amp but it did it on both front and rear channels so I personally wouldn't trust it. Buy yourself one of those 30 dollar pocket oscilliscops and make setting the gains on ANYTHING easy mode.Once I got my gains dialed in this thing sounds fantastic. Plays very cleanly and has the power to drive pretty much any mid/highs set you can throw at it. I'd buy it again in a second.

I now own the Stinger MT-600.4, MT-1000.1 and MT-2000.1. I tried the MT-2000.1 first to power 4 Rockford Fosgate P3D4-10... Rattles everything! So, class D is fine for subs, but didn't know how it would do with door speakers. The price point is so good on the Stinger MT-600.4, thought I could at least try it. Received it, installed it and WOW! I cannot hear a difference between the Rockford T1000 and the Stinger MT-600.4. The power, clarity, size, and price is beyond my expectations. It is running the 4 door speakers which consist of pioneer TS-M650Pro 6.5 and pioneer TS-A879 3.5 coax. Since both are 4 ohm wired in parallel I'm putting a 2 ohm load on each channel of the amp. It handles it with no problem and it is too loud to turn to max volume, and crystal clear. All of my Stinger amps perform flawlessly. They run super cool too. Absolutely the best purchase.

This amp works and is powerful and it's also small. It has no noise I really can't say enough about it . Seems to have gobs of power. In my system I haven't seen the clip light blink at all ever and I play it loud. I replaced a factory weak amp with this and the difference is night and day. It also takes a very wide input signal voltage from real low to like 11v . It sounds so clean to me and I like the sound.