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<blockquote data-quote="hazardous0388" data-source="post: 7567684" data-attributes="member: 570425">Your right.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know you nor do you know myself or what I what tests with the newer line hifonics amps.I have ran the newer brz 2100.1 amplifiers at .35 ohm each ( running 2 amplifiers) and have a in friend in California running 4 of them at .25 ohm per amplifier with no issues.&nbsp; These amplifiers are very reliable and affordable for theor place on the market.&nbsp; I dont see how you can&#039;t see that the minor use of these amplifiers justifys the price difference of a new one.&nbsp; $155 is $155.&nbsp; It&#039;s the same as people selling other brands and marking them down by $100 because they are BARELY USED.And also the xxv line wasn&#039;t a better line in regards to hifonics.&nbsp; Many goliath and sampson amplifiers shared the same driver card issue in that line.&nbsp; I&#039;m aware of quite a few that actually blew from proper use due to the issues in that line.&nbsp; There&#039;s info on it all over the place even on this forumAnd your right there is a reason this amp costs $520 new.Also, many competitors got rid of their xxv amplifiers and started using the crunch gp3000d pros due to the reliability, but I&#039;m sure you would say those were junk too.1.) Cannot run at high voltages2.) Cannot run at very low ohm loads.3.) Is not a zenon board4.) Made in China5.) Not bullet proof.6) no preorder offeredI have had many amps in my years ranging from atomic, DD, stetsom, OLD US Amps, IA, Soundstream, Crunch ( mean machine 3000d) and of course hifonics.&nbsp; I have stated differences in the amplifiers in the above listing that affects the price point.&nbsp; I hope you can soon see the differences as well.&nbsp; I have talked to mike at maxx. about them and received the product I paid for.I hope to never know you, and request you leave my thread.Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hazardous0388, post: 7567684, member: 570425"] Your right. I don't know you nor do you know myself or what I what tests with the newer line hifonics amps. I have ran the newer brz 2100.1 amplifiers at .35 ohm each ( running 2 amplifiers) and have a in friend in California running 4 of them at .25 ohm per amplifier with no issues. These amplifiers are very reliable and affordable for theor place on the market. I dont see how you can't see that the minor use of these amplifiers justifys the price difference of a new one. $155 is $155. It's the same as people selling other brands and marking them down by $100 because they are BARELY USED. And also the xxv line wasn't a better line in regards to hifonics. Many goliath and sampson amplifiers shared the same driver card issue in that line. I'm aware of quite a few that actually blew from proper use due to the issues in that line. There's info on it all over the place even on this forum And your right there is a reason this amp costs $520 new. Also, many competitors got rid of their xxv amplifiers and started using the crunch gp3000d pros due to the reliability, but I'm sure you would say those were junk too. 1.) Cannot run at high voltages 2.) Cannot run at very low ohm loads. 3.) Is not a zenon board 4.) Made in China 5.) Not bullet proof. 6) no preorder offered I have had many amps in my years ranging from atomic, DD, stetsom, OLD US Amps, IA, Soundstream, Crunch ( mean machine 3000d) and of course hifonics. I have stated differences in the amplifiers in the above listing that affects the price point. I hope you can soon see the differences as well. I have talked to mike at maxx. about them and received the product I paid for. I hope to never know you, and request you leave my thread. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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