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Rockford fosgate 300w (40w rms x4) amp - what's it worth?
Rockford fosgate 300w (40w rms x4) amp - what's it worth?
Unfortunately, the seller does not have pictures or a model number.
But he says it's a rockford fosgate 300w max/40w rms x4 amp.
This is just about perfect for my needs, and I love how it will match my RF sub amp.
I was wondering what it's worth and if anyone had any clue to what model/series it would be.
He says he will take $40 cash, and that seems pretty fair. Of coarse I am going to test each channel first as well as seeing if it powers all 4 speakers fine.
But he says it's a rockford fosgate 300w max/40w rms x4 amp.
This is just about perfect for my needs, and I love how it will match my RF sub amp.
I was wondering what it's worth and if anyone had any clue to what model/series it would be.
He says he will take $40 cash, and that seems pretty fair. Of coarse I am going to test each channel first as well as seeing if it powers all 4 speakers fine.
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You got the amp and the box for $40? Ya that's an OK deal.
That amp was made around the early/mid 90's or so. I had the smaller version of it it (4040).
the only thing I hated about them was the crossovers were controlled by these 'cards', not really adjustable unless you bought another card ( I think you could make your own, using resistors, but I might be thinking of something else).
That amp was made around the early/mid 90's or so. I had the smaller version of it it (4040).
the only thing I hated about them was the crossovers were controlled by these 'cards', not really adjustable unless you bought another card ( I think you could make your own, using resistors, but I might be thinking of something else).
It says "all the crossover cards in this amp have been factory installed in the "FULL RANGE" configuration. They can be reconfigured to produce a 100Hz LOW PASS or HIGH PASS according to the following instructions"Chris from Washington wrote:You got the amp and the box for $40? Ya that's an OK deal.
That amp was made around the early/mid 90's or so. I had the smaller version of it it (4040).
the only thing I hated about them was the crossovers were controlled by these 'cards', not really adjustable unless you bought another card ( I think you could make your own, using resistors, but I might be thinking of something else).
Apparently, the LP and HP are on one card
Just pulled the front speaker card out, and it's the LP/HP (HP was active)
So I guess I lucked out!
Is it worth more with these cards?
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