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So this project has been in the works for a while now, and is about ready to see the light of day. We have been testing our prototype extensively and so far, it's outperforming our expectations. Our goal was to have a full range amplifier capable of 6,000 watts per channel @ 1 ohm in a two channel configuration. Well you can say we've got about 30-40% more power on this monster than we ever expected. Want an amp that has a massive amount of adaptability? This design can serve about any purpose, and is capable of subsonic to 17 kHz frequencies. Get ready for some MASSIVE European style pro audio builds to really start becoming more present here in the states. Our customers over there have been begging for a monster, and B2 is delivering once again. This amplifier strides forward with it's own proprietary component design, as we will never imitate, but always innovate! 2017 brought us "The Raven", now 2018 brings "The Swan". Stay tuned as I'm sure this will be a trend setter!

This is a full bridge amplifier, done the B2 way. This amplifier is built in Korea and features a MASSIVE heat sink in comparison of it's competition. It also has at least double the capacitance as well. We don't build amplifiers to catch fire, or blow up. We build amplifiers to last, and to outperform the competition in power, quality, and reliability. This bad boy has been tested to the tilt, and it's honestly one of the most stable full bridge amps on the market today, with a board design and heat sink that is proprietary to B2 Audio.

Exactly how i did mine. Stretched some fleece, and wet it. I wet it, then used some 5oz mat, front and back, and then, ....DURAGLASS. The duraglass was rad, a bit rough to work with but,.. It was a filler, WITH kitty hair in it. Strong as fuck. Then, did the light mud (rage) then, sprayed laptor liner on 4/5ths the cabin lol....... shit looks almost exactly like how i did it, but, it looks better and cleaner lol. Nice job bud. Nice fuckin job.....:) Stay the course bud... im super stoked for ya....

Started the b pillar seal off! Wedged fleece under the weather strip seal, then stretched to the side of the wall. Then soaked in resin. Will make it a few layers thick of fiberglass. Hen sand, fill, and paint to match the wall.

So the MA 6000. This project was started a while back and is our latest entry into the MA line. We were aiming for a slightly more budget friendly amp to sit just around where the Zero.7r was. Although the Z.7R was and is a FANTASTIC amplifier, it's very costly. It's costly to produce and for $1500 it was a bit much for most. The MA6k puts out more power and is more cost effective for the end user. So far testing on this new platform has been amazing. http://b2audiostore.com/ma-6000-1-mono-amplifier/

UFO BASS FLEX! I can't believe it's been almost 10 years. This B2 3,000w duo amp was putting in work