Product Description

Jensen is Audiovox's newest line of autosound products. Designed for the young audiophile who recognizes the value of the Jensen brand. Jensen autosound products are easy to install so they are perfect for the do it yourself audiophile. The POWER760 amplifier kicks out 760 watts of earth pounding power through four channels. The variable low pass filters and variable bass boost allow you to tune your sound exactly the way you like it! So what are you waiting for, get your block rocking with Jensen Car Audio?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #190 in Car Audio or Theater
• Brand: Jensen
• Model: POWER760
• Dimensions: 3.00" h x 10.00" w x 12.00" l, 7.50 pounds

Features

• Rotor Accurately Positions Outdoor Antenna For Best Reception
• Variable Low Pass Filters 40 - 240 Hz (12 Db Per Octave)
• Variable High Pass Filters 40 - 400 Hz (12 Db Per Octave)
• Variable Bass Boost 0 - 12 Db At 45 Hz
• Low Level Pass Trough Rca'S (Channel 1 & 2 Only)

Customer Reviews

Great for the price.
I bought this because my 200 watt Pioneer amp died on me, which was powering a 12" sub only. So I upgraded and decided on the Power760 to power the 12" plus 2 6x9's. I couldn't be happier with the sound now. Once I ran a thicker power/ground wire, I started everything up and all is good now. This is really a great amp for the price. I've only had it a couple weeks, but so far so good.

Great Amp. Excellent Price
I installed this amplifier in to a single cab toyota tacoma along with two 10" subwoofers stuffed behind the seat, 2 6 1/2" speakers in the doors and two tweeders above the posts. I'll tell you what, this is well worth every penny along with fully adjustable LPF, HPF, Bass and Power controls. Easy Installation (no crimping) I highly recommend...with ringing ears...

Not bad, not bad at all
For a cheap amp, this really isn't bad. If you're not hardcore audiophile its definitely worth the money. Since most self proclaimed audiophiles are tone def they probably wouldn't notice the difference either. Your average wannabe audiophile bases most of the judgement on how loud and expensive it is over actual sound quality.