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Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 Amplifier Review


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Rockford Fosgate has continued to develop and progress with its impressive sound technologies. They have come up with a new car stereo amplifier with the aim to make a smaller amplifier that offers you all the power and clarity that you expect from a punch amplifier. Dynamic Thermal Management, the award winning three stage cooling system is being used in the amplifier that uses the forced air to dispel heat equally across the amplifier and throws out through the heat sink. This would result in the inner components of the compact amplifier to remain cool and would offer you lower distortions and higher efficiency.

There are also various installation options without having to give up audio quality. The Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 car stereo amplifier gives out nearly 300 watts of RMS to your car audio speaker or subwoofer system and you can also modify the sound with the variable low frequency and high pass filters. The variable bass on the onboard of the system lets you add low frequency punch that can compensate with the acoustics of your car. There is also an optional wired remote control which helps you easily control the sound system.

The Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-1 being a mono car stereo amplifier is designed with the strength to power either your subwoofers or full range speakers and it also features a high pass, all pass and low pass crossover filter. The aluminum heat sing cast dispels the heat generated by the circuitry of the amplifier. This inbuilt advantage offers a 30 percent improvement of cooling over the conventional extrusion heat sink design. The amplifier also features power and protection LEDs that are located over the amplifier. When the amplifier is turned on the blue LED would power on, and a red thermal LED illuminates when the amplifier gets overheated. The yellow LED would illuminate in case of a shot circuit or impedance is detected at the speaker connections. The amplifier would automatically shut down when any protection circuit engages.

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