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<blockquote data-quote="adulbrich" data-source="post: 8359152" data-attributes="member: 661255">Honestly, nothing wrong with it. These are the reasons I am switching:1. I am mounting my amps in the trunk, and would like a remote clipping indicator. I know they are not 100% accurate, but better than nothing. The Banda only has one on the amp itself.2. You can burp with it and not worry. I wanted to compete at local shows this year for fun. I am not going to be a serious competitor chasing tenths.3. You can wire lower and get closer to rated power daily. In the future when I have awesome electrical, I may want more amplifier output.4. Not too much respect for running Brazilian amps on here. They don&#039;t put out rated power daily because of impedance rise (but Korean&#039;s don&#039;t either when wired to 1 ohm).5. The M4a looks awesome and is huge. Same for the 9k. Also, they are tanks. Haven&#039;t had reliability issues with the Banda, but I still like piece of mind</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adulbrich, post: 8359152, member: 661255"] Honestly, nothing wrong with it. These are the reasons I am switching: 1. I am mounting my amps in the trunk, and would like a remote clipping indicator. I know they are not 100% accurate, but better than nothing. The Banda only has one on the amp itself. 2. You can burp with it and not worry. I wanted to compete at local shows this year for fun. I am not going to be a serious competitor chasing tenths. 3. You can wire lower and get closer to rated power daily. In the future when I have awesome electrical, I may want more amplifier output. 4. Not too much respect for running Brazilian amps on here. They don't put out rated power daily because of impedance rise (but Korean's don't either when wired to 1 ohm). 5. The M4a looks awesome and is huge. Same for the 9k. Also, they are tanks. Haven't had reliability issues with the Banda, but I still like piece of mind [/QUOTE]

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