Amplifier - PPI PC650 - Toyota Windom, 2.5L, 1999

Finally bought probably the most important component of my sound system. The gray body, the already familiar (for other models) oval shape, the red stripe on the side and in my case, not small dimensions (50x27x8), in principle, what could be expected from a 6-channel (6x50w).
Only the "force" clamps are located on one of the end walls, even without a remote REM switch. Everything else is on the opposite side. Both, in accordance with tradition - with detachable chips. Frequency filter controls here are incremental, with clicks, like screws on an optical sight, all recessed into the body, and it is not very convenient to turn them so that it is very convenient. The description contains a label for the correspondence of clicks to frequencies, and the range here is rare from 20 to 5000 Hz. The same RCA jacks are used to connect to the speaker level signals. I have not completely figured out the combo button yet, but as I understand it, it makes it possible to get by with one RCA cable instead of two, i.e. when you turn it on, the signal will "go away" on all six channels from one interconnect, in my opinion it is very convenient.
There are plans to hang DLS R6 LE components on it (2 channels of mid bass and 2 channels of twitter (channel)), on the remaining 2 channels of a sub-free DLS OA12. There were doubts "whether all this good will pull out", but when I saw what he was rocking before, there was no trace left of doubts)
This is simply the largest Hertz subwoofer speaker that I have ever seen, of course there are more, but when I found out that it worked from this PPI and how it worked (after watching the video) I just gasped! And plus the components were also connected to this.
As for the case, there are no scratches, only small abrasions, the seal is intact, which by the way surprised and made me happy.
Again, the insta, like all other components of the sound system, will wait for warming.
Price 450 $ and for a month in debt from the mother)