The boss pd-4000 amp,Good or bad?

well i swear by boss amps i have run them for a long time with out a bit of trouble. your gonna have a lot of people on this forum will tell you what junk it is. but i think they are work horses. i have run the same amps for the last 4 years slammin hard day in and day out and they sound as good today as the day i installed them. the pd4000 may be too much power if you only have 1 or 2 low power handling woofers. now if your gonna run 4,5,6,8 woofers with good power rating. 500w rms or more then you will be ok. and remember what ohm load are you looking for? 4 ohm, 2ohm, 1 ohm, 1/2 ohm all of which this amp can handle. here is some stats, 4 ohm 500w x 2 rms, 2 ohm 900wx2 rms, 1 ohm 1500w x 2 rms, 1/2 ohm 2000w x2 rms. freq responce (+/-) 3db 9Hz to 50 kHz, signal to noise 105db, channel seperation 90db, low pass x over 50Hz to 100Hz high pass x over 120Hz to 720Hz bass boost 0-+18db bass boost freq 50Hz-100Hz. well good luck with what ever you choose. I am a Boss dealer but I will not sell to anyone on the forum some people think i'm just here to sell. only here to help.

I have a pd-4000... I couldn't resist the good deal...A month after I bought it, it fried itself, taking out its power supply and 3 output transistors. I sent it in, under warranty, and it took 4 MONTHS to get it back. It worked fine for a while, then one of the channels fried. I kept using the other channel for a couple of months, and out of nowhere it simultaneously fried itself, my headunit, and two subs.