ButtKicker BKA-130-OE 45/90 Watts Mini Power Amplifier with Mounting Flanges (Black) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

This little device has worked exactly as stated. I could not find a place to mount it under the couch, but it seems to be doing great just sitting on the carpet.It pushes two Aura Pro Bass Shaker's with ease, although I do see the clip light come on during some movie scenes or during music if the crossover is set really high.It has turned off on me once when I was doing sine wave test from 32 to 50hz but I don't blame it, because I was playing them for awhile searching for the source of any vibrations.Other than that, one cool feature not mentioned is the auto turn on if it senses a signal. It takes it a little while (not as fast as the auto turn on on my subwoofer) but it still is useful.My only real beef with this amp is the included remote. It looks kind of cheesy and to get the amp to turn on with it is kind of tricky. Its hard to explain, you don't just press the power button and its instantly on, you kind of have to hold for a little while (still trying to get the timing down) then the standby light fades, and then finally the green power light comes on... Its just weird. Also there is no indicator of how hard you are pushing the amp other than the clip light. You can just hold the volume up button down and it will keep blinking infinitely. You have no way of telling if you are pushing the amp at 70% power or 90% or whatever. Not a big deal, but it would be nice to know.All in all, I would recommend this to a friend if they had to push two bass shakers as that is the main reason I got it and it does that job perfectly.

It works like it's supposed to