Always love CT Sounds equipment!!
This is some real equipment without fancy names and overpriced stuff. I used it on my Land cruiser 99 100 series to power my 4 aftermarket speakers and my subwoofer. Perfect sound and the clip light is a nice addition
Been out or the car audio world for a long time (2003), but I needed something to fix the sound in my Ford maverick tremor for my daily commute. So I went with the 800.5D 5 channel and the LC2 converter.
Watched a toy or youtube videos and ended up making a t-harness to keep everything factory. Upfront is the ct sounds tweeters, kicker cs 6.5 in doors, 4 ct sound bio in rear pillar and a single kicker 10 behind the seat. Perfect for what i need, just enough bass and clesr mids and highs.
Easy to install and sounds AWESOME.
I am a 53 yo and not a pro. It's a hobby since I was 14. I have installed 2K to 10K systems in many autos and boats. This my first time using CT Sounds. I installed the 800.5D in an old Silverado 1500HD paired with Alpine R2-S65 and R2-S65C. Small sub to come at a later time. This amp replaced a Wet Sounds SYN6 (spare I had) and it performed. So much so, I will buying another for a Jeep LJ with a sub. I did have an issue that I thought was a bad amp channel but ended up being a bad new 6 channel RCA cable. Their support was great. I am CT Sounds fan.






