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<blockquote data-quote="MA_Boomin&amp;#039;" data-source="post: 247256" data-attributes="member: 547748"><p>when the site only offers cheap stuff yeah it is a good assumption. Also, the shop I work for and that has been in business since the early 80&#039;s around here, it divides it store into two categories, crap and non crap is what I call it. On one side of the store you see Pyramid, Jensen, Power Acoustik, LANZAR, Pyle, etc., on the other side you see JL, Kenwood, Alpine, Eclipse, McIntosh, Crossfire, etc.&nbsp; Do I assume that means they think Lanzar is a cheap not very good product. Yes that tells me that. But also, the FACT not assumption, I have seen techs tear apart every company&#039;s stuff we sell to look at design and components used and for the most part almost every amp is benched at one time, and the Lanzar ratings were almost identical to Pyramid. Distorted, low efficient, highly overrated amps. So, yes, when an internet site carries only one level of car audio, that being crap, yes it is a good assumption all they sell is crap. Yes, I know, Nexxon and other sites sell every make and model in the world, but they are selling a huge variety. Sites like this are only selling crap because face it, selling many 100 dollar amps will make you a lot more money than selling a 1000 dollar amp in the long run. Put it this way, if Lanzar makes a 100 dollar 1000 watt amp, do you know how much it really cost? Figuring mark up from the manufacturer is like 200-300% and figuring that most online unauthorized companies use wholesalers to buy their gear, that means the 100 dollar amp in all reality cost maybe 20-30 bucks to make, because face it someone has to make money.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="MA_Boomin', post: 247256, member: 547748"] when the site only offers cheap stuff yeah it is a good assumption. Also, the shop I work for and that has been in business since the early 80's around here, it divides it store into two categories, crap and non crap is what I call it. On one side of the store you see Pyramid, Jensen, Power Acoustik, LANZAR, Pyle, etc., on the other side you see JL, Kenwood, Alpine, Eclipse, McIntosh, Crossfire, etc. Do I assume that means they think Lanzar is a cheap not very good product. Yes that tells me that. But also, the FACT not assumption, I have seen techs tear apart every company's stuff we sell to look at design and components used and for the most part almost every amp is benched at one time, and the Lanzar ratings were almost identical to Pyramid. Distorted, low efficient, highly overrated amps. So, yes, when an internet site carries only one level of car audio, that being crap, yes it is a good assumption all they sell is crap. Yes, I know, Nexxon and other sites sell every make and model in the world, but they are selling a huge variety. Sites like this are only selling crap because face it, selling many 100 dollar amps will make you a lot more money than selling a 1000 dollar amp in the long run. Put it this way, if Lanzar makes a 100 dollar 1000 watt amp, do you know how much it really cost? Figuring mark up from the manufacturer is like 200-300% and figuring that most online unauthorized companies use wholesalers to buy their gear, that means the 100 dollar amp in all reality cost maybe 20-30 bucks to make, because face it someone has to make money. [/QUOTE]

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