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.
I love my 800.5d 5 channel amp. It’s so clean having everything wired to one amp and it sounds loud and crisp. The clip lights on the amp make tuning so incredibly easy. Even if you know how to tune it already this just makes it simple. I can power 4 door speakers and a 12 inch sub with no excessive draw on the stock electrical system and that thing still makes mirrors go brrrrrrrrr.






