Stinger SGJ76 5 Inch Cross-Flow Fan

Outs out a lot of air for its small footprint

It performs as advertised but this little guy is no match for the 105 deg days. It would call for a carpet dryer.It's built on a thin aluminum or some kind of metal platform and is really quiet expect for it slight imbalance. If you just need to cool one small amp, maybe 1.5 kw or less I think it's perfect for the price. If your trying to cool something bigger, get a bigger fan

This fan works great with my amp. I wired it with a small 30amp Bosch style relay and it keeps my amp cool to the touch even when it's been sitting outside all day or during long road trips. It can be noisy so plan accordingly.

Quit working within a few hours. Fan motor seized up and quit spinning within 2 hours of install

Leads are short, easy to extend. Very compact and easy to manipulate housing to mount as needed. I do think it’s a bit expensive for what it is, but as long as it continues to keep my amp cool I guess it’s worth it. I have this in a crew cab Chevy behind the back seats. The sound is barely noticeable with seats up.Update* the fan runs but doesn’t keep my crappy amp cool for long. For 12 bucks got two computer fans that put out way more air and is quieter than this cross flow fan. If you buy this you are paying for it being labeled car audio equipment. I wouldn’t buy it again.

Yes, the fan works, and it does move a decent amount of air. It should have no problem cooling down small to medium amps. That being said, the workmanship is pretty shoddy. The fan wobbles and makes rattling noises. I don't see it lasting long at all. I would have expected more from Stinger.

Powerful fan and very quiet

Good for price and seems to be functioning good so far.