Maybe ill be the only one to stick up for legacy..
Before my **** got stolen, i had two 12" JL Audio W1's i believe, 300 watt rms. I had a legacy 1600 W 2 channel amp, and i had each sub on each channel, and it would shake my truck. Granted, the legacy's might be a little power overated, but i have had two legacy amps (first one went out when my **** in the cargo area kept hitting it) and i have liked both. My new setup, which im currently winning on ebay, is a Legacy la2038 2400w 2 channel, along with two Legacy LW1299 12" 600W RMS subs. So we'll see how this next setup sounds..
Plus, with my history in amp sampling, im scared to go to another brand unless someone wants me to try different amps before i buy
Moral of the story: legacy is a good brand, just do this formula i came up with:
With a legacy amp, take the power in watts advertized (ex 1600), didive it by the channels (ex 2 channels) and divide the number by two (2) and thats a ball park RMS for the legacy brand.
So my old amp was making 400 watts RMS powering 300W JL Audio Subs....not bad, and trust me, it sounded Very Good! Hope this clears up somethings!