Legacy LA460 Car Stereo Amplifier Reviews

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Average Ratings for Legacy LA460 Car Stereo Amplifier

  • Sound quality3 stars
  • Value for Money2.3 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings3.5 stars
  • Overall Rating2.5 stars

2 Reviews For Legacy LA460 Car Stereo Amplifier

  • Guest 9th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: This amp is mainly made for higher audio, hence the A/B type amp, works great with 10" or 12" entry level subsoofers, but as a joke i hooked it up to my 15" orions and blew out the amp. Overall it dows what it was designed for, Treble and midrange speakers


    Bad Points: Claims that it can handle a 2 ohm load per channel, that is false as hell stick to 4 ohms like the rest of what you need. for the price im finding them for online its not worth it, i got mine for 10 at a garage sale so it works i suppose


    General comments: Overall i am happy with this amplifier, if you are looking for an amplifier for bass look into rockford fosgate, most of there amps can handle a 1 ohm load and gives you specefic rms wattage and overall its worth the extra 50-100 due to their badass warranty

  • BomBom101 Rank: Colonel 30th May 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    I tried out this amplifier before I decided on whether to by it or not.
    Legacy LA460 class A/B amplifier
    A rather budget amplifier, can pick these up second hand for around about £30
    Features 0-12db bass enhance fixed at 60hz and bridgeable connections for use of subwoofer (which I tried out).
    2 ohm stable.
    The power output is claimed to be 2x300 watts or 1x600 watts max. completely disregard the max output, its not true. When selecting and amplifier you should always go by the RMS ou ...