Perhaps an older US amps? My old one looked sexy and was a pleasure to have. The one built in Florida were top notch.
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rockford fosgate T1000 and ur good ;)sigpic
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Originally posted by StereoInstaller1 View PostThose were great amps...so many US companies bit the dust.
I miss Linear Power and old Zapco most.CCW- when every second counts... The police are just minutes away!
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I have had tons of systems ( prob because Im black lol) including a 13"w7 I currently have which is in the jl w7 specific box. I have it pared with a eclipse ax1000 amp and have never been happier!! It hits as hard or harder then my 2 12" with 2 1000 watt mbquarts, but it has a clarity and range I have never gotten out of any other subs
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Originally posted by StereoInstaller1 View Post1/3rd the price though...$450 is a pile of cash for an amp to some of these guys. Hell, I have that is RCAs alone.Originally posted by Matt-Bhey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?
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Originally posted by b*saint View PostI know what you mean. McIntosh used to be entirely a USA company.
Yeah, it is pretty, but crap in my opinion. My Exiles tear it to fucking shreds.
And yes, George, my main 4 channel RCAs retail for about $260, the 2 channel set about $200. Did I pay that? No. Are they worth that? No. Are they as good as Kimber? No. Are they any better than "premium" RCAs from Monoprice? No.
Do I plan on upgrading to a homebrew full Litz/teflon wire set when I go 4 way active? Yessssss...hopefully with actual Zobel compensation networks (Like MIT uses) if I can map it out.
Personally, I prefer the IDMax over the 13W7, but primarily because the IDMax has so much lower MMs, it is "quicker" and has much cleaner transients. Listen to "KODO DRUMMERS" on Sheffield Labs as a pure example of very fast transients at very low frequencies. When you thwack a 480 lb drum, it is low and fast and clean, like pretty much nothing else ever recorded.
Plus, you can tell from the specs that JL were trying to make a woofer that works in any enclosure. ID didn't, their attitude is that if you are buying a woofer in this league, you better have your chops down on box building, or pay someone who does.
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Originally posted by StereoInstaller1 View PostIf you have a connection with Diablo, get hold of a set of their upper end 5" components.
I have seen them on www.made-in-china.com, but can't find anyone selling them.CCW- when every second counts... The police are just minutes away!
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