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The possible answers to your above quandy are simple:-
1. The amp will not do 2000W at all
2. The sound quality will be abismal
3. The amp will probably last no more than a year at best
4. The unit will clip like all hell as soon as it is pushed hard
5. The unit will overheat when asked to work hard at low ohmage levels
6. It is like all poorly-made cheap tat ICE gear sold on ebay with false power claims
7. You got the bargain of the century.......(sarcasm)
Unfortunately mate, there is rarely such thing as a bargain in the world of car audio. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
Do me a favour and post the link to the auction on here, or alternatively some pictures and info.
Incidentally, there is no way on this earth that any standard speaker setup could take "2000 Watts" without being reduced to a pile of smouldering ashes. Had you sought more appropriate advice before making this purchase, then you would have perhaps realised that it would be more beneficial to upgrade the speakers before you attempt to change the amplifier.
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