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<blockquote data-quote="zane" data-source="post: 408734" data-attributes="member: 540617">That&#039;s just it, they can not produce sound.&nbsp;&nbsp; They do not contain any of the essential components within their design to do so.We don&#039;t all run Pyramid amps, true.&nbsp; &nbsp; Also consider that there is no 1 certain brand of amplifiers that extremely high scoring SQ competitors use exclusively.One would think that if an amplifier could alter SQ that the SQ guys would be the first to jump on it, as points are allready tough to get, and this magical amp would give them an added edge.&nbsp; &nbsp; This is not so.If you look around at competitions you will likely see everything from zapco to xtant, from MTX to Alpine, etc etc.There is no magical amp.Reliability, versatility, on-board features, output,&nbsp; and cosmetics are really more what to base one&#039;s decision on when selecting an amp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zane, post: 408734, member: 540617"] That's just it, they can not produce sound. They do not contain any of the essential components within their design to do so. We don't all run Pyramid amps, true. Also consider that there is no 1 certain brand of amplifiers that extremely high scoring SQ competitors use exclusively. One would think that if an amplifier could alter SQ that the SQ guys would be the first to jump on it, as points are allready tough to get, and this magical amp would give them an added edge. This is not so. If you look around at competitions you will likely see everything from zapco to xtant, from MTX to Alpine, etc etc. There is no magical amp. Reliability, versatility, on-board features, output, and cosmetics are really more what to base one's decision on when selecting an amp. [/QUOTE]

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