Yes, the batteries where bought the minute they were released! So they could be tested. I don't know what's so hard about it! People sell product and you buy it and test it.
Hey if McDonalds says that every burger has twice as much meat and cheese and is twice is filling as Taco Bell, and they then only put half as much meat and cheese. Then yes Taco Bell should sue them......Doesn't matter if its food or batteries, specifications are specifications. We've got tons of information, tests, lab test, etc to back up all the data that’s provided on the site and that's only a small bit as too what is actually on file.
You keep talking about me not answering your questions what do you want to know? Ask and make me bullets and I will get to all of them. But since we are trading questions and answer. Why don't you give me test results where all the batteries Kinetik batteries meet spec? You want to question my word and honesty, fine, but at the same time prove to me your not false advertising.
You're right on one point no one has ran Powermaster batteries for over 5+ years, but the reason is they haven't been in business that long. But that usually happens when you load the questions. How many people have been running Kinetik for 15 years? And the answer is none. What does that prove nothing, you seem to want to dance around and make idiotic arguments. I guess you drive a 1992 350Z too, huh?
You're right again, Kinetik does win and they do support shows. Once again this proves nothing. I'm not saying Kinetik is a bad product, I actually like all the folks that work there, I even consider Erik a friend. But the OP asked what the better product is and the answer is Powermaster.
If you want to call the truth a sales pitch go ahead, I'm just stating facts. A sells pitch is when you say your battery can do twice its rating. That is a sales pitch. On the other hand, I'm at tons of show and have tons of friend that run both brands so it not hard to do testing. I actually have this building of subwoofers and amplifiers, so getting test result even on my end is super easy. Why would I lie? The end result is bad business for me and it will hurt my reputation. I have nothing to gain from lying. I've been in business for 6+ years now, I'm not a fly by night company, hell I've even got money that says at some point you've probably owned one of my products. Maybe not an Incriminator Audio product, but an OEM unit. Every post until know you keep coming back with this and that, like I'm lying to you. Check around on the internet, call people, email people, whatever you want to do. I promise you no one will tell you anything bad about me. So once again, why would I lie? The answer is simple I wouldn't.
Yes, I'm a Powermaster Distributor; it’s on my site -
http://www.incriminatoraudio.com. Do I actively promote their brand, not really, but I do when asked, give clear answers. When this topic came about I was surfing the web, looking to answer questions and be helpful, I didn't know this post would turn into this and to the OP, sorry bro. But at the same time I refused to be called a lair.
Let me ask you this Audiolife. Let’s say you own XYZ company and let’s say it’s a racing company and you just came out with a new motor that does 500 HP. Then you find out that with ABC companies fuel you motor can make 575 HP. Would you not sell their fuel to your customers so you product could be even better?
People come to me and expect the best with it comes to subwoofers and amplifiers and guess what my subwoofers is only as good as the amp it connected to and that amp is only as good as the battery it’s connected to.
Plain and simple, I want my product to excel, and if it take them being hooked to a PM to do it, then so be it.
Thanks,
Nick Wright
Incriminator Audio
