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<blockquote data-quote="georobu" data-source="post: 1727035" data-attributes="member: 563522">A couple of reasons:sound quality was bad: background noise, mids and highs were mashed toghether, poor driver control, very little headroompower: the 4 channel clipped at lower output than the 75 watt per channel polk or Jl slash series even though it was rated at 107 w per channel, audibly weaker than the two. The polk momo 500.1 was superior by far in driving my two kappa perfect subs, more output better damping etc.construction: I took off the endcaps and I could harldly screw them back in, the threading was poor imo.&nbsp; The amp case felt flimsy.cooling: fans were very loud, and they would turn on very quickly as the amp shortly started to get hot.&nbsp; without fans I figured they&#039;d go in protection mode rather quickly.I bought them brand new from Kicker when I worked at Circuitcity, not used, no lemons, no refurbised items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="georobu, post: 1727035, member: 563522"] A couple of reasons: sound quality was bad: background noise, mids and highs were mashed toghether, poor driver control, very little headroom power: the 4 channel clipped at lower output than the 75 watt per channel polk or Jl slash series even though it was rated at 107 w per channel, audibly weaker than the two. The polk momo 500.1 was superior by far in driving my two kappa perfect subs, more output better damping etc. construction: I took off the endcaps and I could harldly screw them back in, the threading was poor imo. The amp case felt flimsy. cooling: fans were very loud, and they would turn on very quickly as the amp shortly started to get hot. without fans I figured they'd go in protection mode rather quickly. I bought them brand new from Kicker when I worked at Circuitcity, not used, no lemons, no refurbised items. [/QUOTE]

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