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<blockquote data-quote="sundownz" data-source="post: 7072811" data-attributes="member: 549523">MB Quart / Hifonics (Maxxsonics) owns their own factory -- most of their amps are built like Korean amps in a factory located in China. Generally they do just fine.AP amps... Have tested 10+ similar / identical boards... have never been impressed by reactive power output. Reliability is greater than 90% of the boards in question in this thread that I have tested, though. I also don&#039;t like them as the boards are pretty much throw-away when blown... wasteful, IMO.---Honestly... If you feel like looking at a photo gives you more knowledge about something that having your hands on it then by all means run out and buy these today. They ARE cheaper to make than the Korean boards and I&#039;ve known about them for *years* and have tested thousands of dollars worth of prototypes... and I still don&#039;t work with this company... do the math. Like I said... a few of their boards are in fact getting better (typically the smaller ones)... but not to the point where I&#039;d put my name on them.As dB-R said... I am hard on amps, VERY hard on amps I am testing to potentially release. And guess what ? Customers do things I never even imagined to amplifiers when they get out in the field.Anyway -- I&#039;m not going to mess with this anymore... everyone seems to think I&#039;m trying to screw them out of some sort of magical deal here. Like I said -- it&#039;s YOUR money and you can spend it wherever you want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sundownz, post: 7072811, member: 549523"] MB Quart / Hifonics (Maxxsonics) owns their own factory -- most of their amps are built like Korean amps in a factory located in China. Generally they do just fine. AP amps... Have tested 10+ similar / identical boards... have never been impressed by reactive power output. Reliability is greater than 90% of the boards in question in this thread that I have tested, though. I also don't like them as the boards are pretty much throw-away when blown... wasteful, IMO. --- Honestly... If you feel like looking at a photo gives you more knowledge about something that having your hands on it then by all means run out and buy these today. They ARE cheaper to make than the Korean boards and I've known about them for *years* and have tested thousands of dollars worth of prototypes... and I still don't work with this company... do the math. Like I said... a few of their boards are in fact getting better (typically the smaller ones)... but not to the point where I'd put my name on them. As dB-R said... I am hard on amps, VERY hard on amps I am testing to potentially release. And guess what ? Customers do things I never even imagined to amplifiers when they get out in the field. Anyway -- I'm not going to mess with this anymore... everyone seems to think I'm trying to screw them out of some sort of magical deal here. Like I said -- it's YOUR money and you can spend it wherever you want. [/QUOTE]

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