Pioneer GM-5400T 760-Watt, 2-Channel Power Amplifier

I have 2 of these in my mustang. One drives a pair of 12' pioneer dual voice coilsubs wired 2ohms in the hatch and have never had an overheating problem!The second amp is in the hatch but drives a pair of 8" Pioneer DVC subs wired 2 ohms in the doors.The 8s sound almost like a snare ( the factory paper ones did not). The amps preform wonderfully.I have a Premier (Pioneer) cd head unit with Pioneer 4 ways inthe doors by the subs and Pioneer 2 way speakers in the back seat.There is only one major downfall with my system!I don't always hear the radar detector :(I've been stuck on Pioneer for many years and have tried others here and there but nonematch up to Pioneers longevity and quality!

I found the best price & product description for this item on Amazon. I was comparing the unit to several Pioneer amps. I wanted a complete Pioneer system in my car so that all the components would be designed to work together. At 760 watts, it was double what I really needed to "bump" my Pioneer sub. I found that this unit was more versatile for a few more dollars then a smaller-mono amp and even though it is a 2-way amp, it could be wired mono or 2-channel? The instructions were easy to follow. Finding a location was difficult, it would not fit under the seats of my car. I ened up moving to the rear of my S.U.V. I used a Scorsh amp install kit from Walmart, it was the cheapest place to get an wiring kit that had all the stuff I needed to get my amp powered up. The unit does just want I needed it to do & is more versatile then what I was origingally going to buy. The only downer was having to locate the amp in the rear of the S.U.V. The amp install kit had plenty of wire from battery to amp to get the job done.

My promised to be brand new amp was in a dented scratched box, the casing to the amp was all sorts of damaged and on top of it all it worked for 3 minutes, let everyone know, straight junk

Junk

Ok so i got this off craigslist from someone who got it from meijer i believe.. new condition and i was suprised to hear how hard my 2 600watt max 300rms 12" hifonics subs in a sealed box hit... considering the low amount of watts that go to each channel if you run it at 2 channels they really sound suprisingy good.. the heatsink technology is nice but its november in michigan and it is a little chilli out and i blew a channel while it was running at about 700 out of 760 watts.. the good thing is you can bridge it and wire 2 4ohm dvc subs to run off one channel.. sounds good again just stinks i blew a channelhonestly if your going to spend the money i would find a bigger amp for the price. do your shopping because there is better deals out there.. just dont fall for Pyle's tricks they like to overate their amps by a lotanyway if you do get it, i wouldnt say its a waste of money, it will actually push a little more than 760 watts max

i have this hooked up on one channel pushin a DCM 12 and it shakes EVERYTHING on my 01' cavalier. the max on my sub is 500 so i dont have the amp bridged but it still hits extremely hard. deff reccomend to anyone on a tight budget.

This amp is awesome. Its currently powering a 12" L5 Kicker, and it bumps real hard. The Kicker is RMS at 700 and max at 1200, but this 760 MAX amp still makes it move. Very impressed.

I was looking for an amplifier to replace an old Kenwood amp in my car. I did not want to spend a lot of money since it only was needed to run a full range box in my SUV. This product was perfect. Very easy to install. Connections were simple and sound is clean. It is not for high end enthusiaists though because the unit does not allow finite adjustment on the amp itself. Great otherwise for the value. Would recommend to anyone just wanting to add a little bass to their system.