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<blockquote data-quote="PPI_GUY" data-source="post: 7236309" data-attributes="member: 618066">According to the Maxxsonic rep and several dealers, the ONYX series does rated + and is an upgraded series over the Discus line. There was a user over on DIYMA who has owned both the Discus and Onyx and says the new stuff sounds better and is just as strong if not stronger.I saw a PAS mag video a few weeks ago from CES that documented all the new MB Quart stuff for 2011 including the new Formula amps. They look nearly identical to the Discus series only without the raised, chrome accented &#039;bump&#039; on top. It said they were only going to be available in 2,4 and 5 channel however, I saw a single channel mono amp listed somewhere. Seems like it was fairly low power though. The Formula series is the MB Quart &quot;entry level&quot; line and the video is here...<a href="http://www.pasmag.com/?pid=129&amp;amp;phpMyAdmin=cd001c8a1456f422e5105e9cd08ab734" target="_blank">PASMAG | PERFORMANCE AUTO AND SOUND - home_page</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="PPI_GUY, post: 7236309, member: 618066"] According to the Maxxsonic rep and several dealers, the ONYX series does rated + and is an upgraded series over the Discus line. There was a user over on DIYMA who has owned both the Discus and Onyx and says the new stuff sounds better and is just as strong if not stronger. I saw a PAS mag video a few weeks ago from CES that documented all the new MB Quart stuff for 2011 including the new Formula amps. They look nearly identical to the Discus series only without the raised, chrome accented 'bump' on top. It said they were only going to be available in 2,4 and 5 channel however, I saw a single channel mono amp listed somewhere. Seems like it was fairly low power though. The Formula series is the MB Quart "entry level" line and the video is here... [URL="http://www.pasmag.com/?pid=129&phpMyAdmin=cd001c8a1456f422e5105e9cd08ab734"]PASMAG | PERFORMANCE AUTO AND SOUND - home_page[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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