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<blockquote data-quote="quackhead" data-source="post: 7856160" data-attributes="member: 573547">The AQ has active HP/LP/BP options as well. I do not understand why you suggest it would not produce clean A/B output. The Leviathan is a very good amp, but given the budget, quality of the drivers and level of install required, I would recommend a cheaper amp that will do the job required for less $. You might give up a few pretty lights, but the difference in $ applied to the installation of properly installed midbasses and staged tweeters will more than make up for it in the initial investment.A $2000.00 budget including install in the SQ Arena is not very much. I am well aware that AQ is associated with cheap..but it is good, solid and very capable. As are a couple of other brands. By initially spending $500 or less on amps that will hold decent resale value if, and that is a big IF, there is somehow an audible difference in fidelity attributed to the amps, OP can sell the equipment (or trade in) at a very good price and invest in more expensive amp(s) as a future upgrade.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="quackhead, post: 7856160, member: 573547"] The AQ has active HP/LP/BP options as well. I do not understand why you suggest it would not produce clean A/B output. The Leviathan is a very good amp, but given the budget, quality of the drivers and level of install required, I would recommend a cheaper amp that will do the job required for less $. You might give up a few pretty lights, but the difference in $ applied to the installation of properly installed midbasses and staged tweeters will more than make up for it in the initial investment. A $2000.00 budget including install in the SQ Arena is not very much. I am well aware that AQ is associated with cheap..but it is good, solid and very capable. As are a couple of other brands. By initially spending $500 or less on amps that will hold decent resale value if, and that is a big IF, there is somehow an audible difference in fidelity attributed to the amps, OP can sell the equipment (or trade in) at a very good price and invest in more expensive amp(s) as a future upgrade. [/QUOTE]

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