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<blockquote data-quote="Greg Jensen" data-source="post: 721944" data-attributes="member: 559311">When Hifonics was it&#039;s own company in the 80&#039;s, they were the king.When API bought them, they got rid of the original engineers, took the product to Korea to be designed, engineered and manufactured, the product went down hill for 5-6 years and you couldn&#039;t even find an add for the products.Maxxsonics bought them 31/2 years ago, hired the original engineers and redigned the product to &quot;old school&quot; methods with todays modern components and manufacturing equipment and is better product today then ever before.The Brutus is there bread and butter products (inexpensive) but their new GEN XX amps are far superior to every other big mono blok amps available.Ultra D-Class 1600 watts RMS all the way up to 10,000 watts RMS0.1% THD &amp;amp; N, 13.8 volts.There going to blow away the competition in SPL this year.Get on the bus or get run over by it!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg Jensen, post: 721944, member: 559311"] When Hifonics was it's own company in the 80's, they were the king. When API bought them, they got rid of the original engineers, took the product to Korea to be designed, engineered and manufactured, the product went down hill for 5-6 years and you couldn't even find an add for the products. Maxxsonics bought them 31/2 years ago, hired the original engineers and redigned the product to "old school" methods with todays modern components and manufacturing equipment and is better product today then ever before. The Brutus is there bread and butter products (inexpensive) but their new GEN XX amps are far superior to every other big mono blok amps available. Ultra D-Class 1600 watts RMS all the way up to 10,000 watts RMS 0.1% THD & N, 13.8 volts. There going to blow away the competition in SPL this year. Get on the bus or get run over by it! [/QUOTE]

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