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<blockquote data-quote="snoopdan" data-source="post: 2320029" data-attributes="member: 564991">I love people who post in threads with no intention or interest in the product discussed in the topic.&nbsp;&nbsp; Questions what their true intentions or motives are in the first place.I also think its funny when people comment on an amp&#039;s operation and havent even touched one with their own finger tips before.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its kinda like a Chevy car salesman telling you the Ferrari&#039;s are lemons while they&#039;ve never driven one.....or could afford one.makes me lol.But make no mistake, Adassa is a small company.&nbsp;&nbsp; They&#039;re just a small fish in a huge car audio market, however this is also what sets it apart.&nbsp;&nbsp; Audio forums like this one cater to allowing for small companies like this peek into the DIY market and forum a new name for itself.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just like FI car audio was just a wisper a few months go, so is Adassa now.&nbsp;&nbsp; To get in on the ground floor of new equipment and innovation is the soul of DIY in the first place and threads mentioning specs and data of these new products is how the information gets out to the public.So I suppose if your not interested in the equipment or its application to your audio project, there are plenty of other threads about other manufactuers products you can happily be a part of.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you want to get in on a new product that no one else has, stick around and find out more.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its as simple as that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snoopdan, post: 2320029, member: 564991"] I love people who post in threads with no intention or interest in the product discussed in the topic. Questions what their true intentions or motives are in the first place. I also think its funny when people comment on an amp's operation and havent even touched one with their own finger tips before. Its kinda like a Chevy car salesman telling you the Ferrari's are lemons while they've never driven one.....or could afford one. makes me lol. But make no mistake, Adassa is a small company. They're just a small fish in a huge car audio market, however this is also what sets it apart. Audio forums like this one cater to allowing for small companies like this peek into the DIY market and forum a new name for itself. Just like FI car audio was just a wisper a few months go, so is Adassa now. To get in on the ground floor of new equipment and innovation is the soul of DIY in the first place and threads mentioning specs and data of these new products is how the information gets out to the public. So I suppose if your not interested in the equipment or its application to your audio project, there are plenty of other threads about other manufactuers products you can happily be a part of. If you want to get in on a new product that no one else has, stick around and find out more. Its as simple as that. [/QUOTE]

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