Outlaw Audio M200

[poneal6596]

<font color='#000000'>I am looking for a single channel amplifer to drive my passive subwoofer. &nbsp;I built the sub using the Dayton MKII driver which is 4ohm and max wattage of around 400. &nbsp;I came across the M200 for only $299. &nbsp;I think to myself, wow, that is a good price for the wattage it puts out. &nbsp;Does anyone have anything good/bad to say about this amp? &nbsp;Thanks in advance, Paul.</font>

 

[Rip Van Woofer]

<font color='#000000'>***thread hijack!!***

And what about their model 950 pre-pro for $799? Too good to be true?

Have heard the amps are good.

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[hopjohn]

<font color='#000000'>The M-200 is worth every penny. I have three of them being used for my R, L, C Channels. It offers nice clean output with a slightly laid back feel. They are 18lbs of muscle apiece. Amps are really Outlaw's strong suit.

Good luck with your sub.

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[Guest]

<font color='#000000'>Have you looked into the NHT (www.nhthifi.com) they sell the A1 which is rated 250 Watts. I use their evolution M5 surrounds and the B5 woofer stands together with the X1/A1 crossover/amp combo to drive the Bass. I am looking into getting the Outlaw pre and pro for all the rest.</font>