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<blockquote data-quote="hatedonmostly" data-source="post: 7172016" data-attributes="member: 611322">Okay, so you admit it?Um, what? That is what you have been doing, not BB...thisYou guys are all missing the point about AQ, they are not &quot;good products for a great price&quot; or &quot;okay products for a great price&quot;. They are okay products for an okay price. I saw a gain dropping in an amp that draws less current than the AQ amp I was using before and the amp I am currently using retailed for less. The HDC series really isn&#039;t that cheap when it comes down to it, and a HDC copper 10&quot; costs $230 while a aluminum HDC 10&quot; costs $310? So the aluminum coil alone costs $80 more than the copper one?Not to mention, 1. if they are truly assembled in house then there is no reason this should have happened, and 2. they gave no response to the OP&#039;s email about the issue or replacement for the OP&#039;s customer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hatedonmostly, post: 7172016, member: 611322"] Okay, so you admit it? Um, what? That is what you have been doing, not BB... this You guys are all missing the point about AQ, they are not "good products for a great price" or "okay products for a great price". They are okay products for an okay price. I saw a gain dropping in an amp that draws less current than the AQ amp I was using before and the amp I am currently using retailed for less. The HDC series really isn't that cheap when it comes down to it, and a HDC copper 10" costs $230 while a aluminum HDC 10" costs $310? So the aluminum coil alone costs $80 more than the copper one? Not to mention, 1. if they are truly assembled in house then there is no reason this should have happened, and 2. they gave no response to the OP's email about the issue or replacement for the OP's customer. [/QUOTE]

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