T1000-1bdCP

Well, this is my third power series amp. I originally upgraded to a 600-4, and 400-2 power series amps to power my mids and highs. I was so happy with the upgraded sound and the 24 db crossovers + ease of connections + cool black color and small footprints, that I decided my JL Audio HD 750/1 was just not enough power to keep up. After great deliberation, I decided to go all Rockford power series, based on the fact that I wanted quality, 1000 watts+, small enough to fit under seat, and most importantly, Amazon's price on top level amplifier. Well after installing, I was initially disappointed. I had good solid connections, proper wiring (all stinger wiring/fuses/rca's), (2)Boston Acoustics G2 12's in a sealed box, plus 170 amp alternator, 3 farads worth of Fosgate caps, XS Power Battery, and still was not pleased with deep end bass. Overall output was louder than HD 750/1, but deep bass was definantly missing. Started tinkering with the punch eq setting and ring ding ding, Winner!!!! I never had to use bass boost before with my PPI amps or much with the JL Audio, but Rockford conveniently cut the bass response of their mono amps at approximately 45 Hz, and then gives it back to you in the form of the eq boost. Needless to say, the T1000-1 bangs the hell out my speakers now. Will have to upgrade subs now, as the G2's were struggling with the power increase during tuning. All in all, great amp, but do yourself a favor.. Don't skimp on the stupid peq remote that controls the bass at 45 HZ (Overrides eq settings and lets you control from front seat). It is definantly needed to feel the "punch", and at $20.00, isnt worth not having.. I immediately ordered my remote after realizing how important it's function was to these fosgate amps. Sneeky way to get an extra $20.00 (if you buy from Amazon of course). I read about needing the remote on another review, but got cheap after spending $400.00 on the amp, and didn't get it. Self corrected mistake after install, and ordered remote same day.. You've been warned again, get the remote!!!!!!

This amp is simply beutiful. i was lucky enough to find one for $350. but it is deffinantly worth over $450. i have this powering Rockford Fosgate P3-2X12 1200 Watts Dual Rms Subwoofer Enclosure and it makes them hit HARD. i had some fairly good quality amp powering them (i forget the brand) so i could break the subs in, and let me tell you this amp turned only 1/3 the way up hits harder than the other amp i had at 3/4 the way up. this set up makes my windows flex and you can feel the pressure in your chest, espically when sitting in the back, some people say they dont wanna sit back there because they want to b able to breath lol. iv read other reviews and they say the set up i have is able to set off car alarms when driving by. i haave not yet turned the gain up 1/3 the way and have not used any bass boost yet either. i can only say good things about this amp lol Pros It looks sexy as hell It doesnt even get that warm, espically when hammering it Hooking it up is simple as could be It puts out literally breath taking power at only 1/3 gain Came 2 days earlier than the earliest estimate of delivery Cons The only con i have is that when it was delivered the shipping box and even the factory box were damaged. but not bad. This amp does not deserve the one star bringing it down to 4 stars. that dissapoints me.

Shipping was prompt, packaging was well-done. I would recommend this amp to anyone powering higher-rms subs. I am running 2 P1 12"s (250 rms a piece), 1 P3 12" (600 rms), and 1 P3 10" (500 rms), for a grand total of a 1,600 watt load at 1 Ohm, which this amp handles with no difficulty whatsoever. It is rated for 1,000 watts at 1-2 Ohms, but according to the birth sheet that came with my T1000, the amp actually puts out 1,431 watts at 1 Ohm. I may actually believe it. The size is great, it is a compact 1,000 watt amp, and powers the bass end of my stereo build flawlessly. I drive a 2013 Scion tC, and it fits perfectly under my passenger seat. Now I'm hunting for rattles, this amp is a brute. When I wired it all up, I had my stereo at about 30% volume, with the stereos subwoofer level at 75%, gain on the amp at 50%, and bass boost on the amp at 25%, and I played some heavy bass test song and closed my car doors and went into the house for something (my car was in my garage). Basically all the pictures on my walls were rattling, along with everything on the bookcases. Point is, this amp puts out a hell of a lot of power. TL;DR This amp is a beast. You won't regret it.

I had 2x 12" Rockford fosgate P3 subs, with 2x T1000-1bdCP amps, with 3 Farad rockford capacitor, optima red top battery, and the system sounded like I spent thousands of dollars, the bass was breathtaking and ground pounding all with amps never getting to hot and shutting off, consistent performance, they cost a little more however they actually put out what they say they put out and are reliable, with a system reliability is key so nothing catches fire/ruins/destroys other things only downside is that it's a little more expensive, however with an amplifier you get what you pay for.

Top of the line amplifier. Rockford Fosgate has always made great powerful clean amplifiers.

I have had this mono amp for two years and you can't buy a better amp. I downsized to a less powerful amp and gave this to my son to replace his Rockford Fosgate Punch P1000-BD mono amp. I can't say he will hear the difference but this is definitely a more powerful, cool running amp. I had in my storage compartment in behind my 3rd row of seats and it never overheated, clipped or lost power while connect to my DB Link capacitor and O gauge wiring kit, all purchased from Amazon. If you want 1000 watts of clean, continuous and hard hitting power for your 1000 watt RMS subwoofer, look no more. This is a MONSTER!