PioneerGM-A6704 4-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier with Bass Boost

I'm no car audio expert and I don't have any testing instruments to read any data off of what this amp produces. I wish I did. But what I can say is that it fired right up as soon as I connected all the wires and started tuning it to my ears, and I am extremely happy with its performance.Currently it is driving two six and a half inch door subs in the front and two eight inch door subs in the rear and I got to tell you it really improved the sound of my system. I like it a lot. The bass notes are very clear and distinct. Recently I switched one of the 6.5" Skar front door subs into a small ported enclosure underneath the rear seat. One 125w RMS channel from this amp really pumps out some good bass from that little box. I'm going to take the other front sub out and replace it with a woofer like I did with the other one and make another ported enclosure for underneath the other side of the back seat. I bought an install kit by Installgear on Amazon. It works great and has no issues. I'm very happy with the $97 I spent for this kickin little amp. Thumbs up.

No complaints at all. Very affordable along with very good audio quality. I used this to power four Pioneer 6x8's. WOW!!! Turns out I may have over powered the speakers a bit (Pioneer 240 Watt Max), but the sound was amazing. I have used this amp for just over 3 years, still non stop performance. Pioneer makes good stuff; best bang for your buck.

Powers my 4 6.5 speakers 60 RMS/ 120 peak. Installed easily and performs well

I use this on two 6x9 speakers and a 12 inch sub. The audio sounds great, crisp and responsive. However, the subwoofer does not have the same “punch” in the bass that pricier amps do. Also, this amp gets extremely hot fairly quickly. After about 20 minutes of loud music with bass boost (as loud as it can be without being uncomfortable), the amp gets too hot and the audio cuts down to like 25% volume until it cools down.Aside from that, this is a decent amp for everyday listening. But if you’re buying this kind of audio equipment, you’re probably looking for an amp with some bass power and endurance, and you should find a better choice before you find yourself waiting to upgrade later.

a good amp

This pioneer device only lasted about 6 months. It did a great job sound quality wise, but unable to return it via Amazon. And their customer support is basically nonexistent in their official website. So I’m stuck with a bad product that didn’t even last a year in my vehicle. It was very simple to connect and set up but wished it would’ve lasted longer than 6 months. At least let the consumer enjoy it for a year before it decides to give out. Going to really have to consider the competitors in the future because Pioneer is not the adventure you want to be going on. Don’t recommend it, only as a gag gift I guess because these devices aren’t built to last.

I hooked this up to a new Jenson stereo. I bridged it so 4 channels and one sub. And it sounds great. I drives all the speakers and it doesn't get hot at all. Even after several hours of loud playing in Arizona hot summer. So very pleased with it. Has plenty of ways to adjust LPF and HPF. The gain control helps to cut down on hiss. Would buy again.

I am a believer of pioneer products they have never failed me yet ,