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<blockquote data-quote="&amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt;SQL&amp;amp;lt;&amp;amp;lt;" data-source="post: 7917063" data-attributes="member: 633661">MB Quart is not a weird brand.&nbsp; They were for many years one of the very top brands with engineering and manufacturing done in Germany.&nbsp; Then Maxxisonics bought them and turned them into more of an entry level brand.I remember paying around $1,200 for a set of components back around 2001.&nbsp; I am currently using them in my Accord for front stage, they still sound great after all these years.The amps are good and solid - a great buy for the money they charge.&nbsp; I think I was the guy who recommended them to you yesterday as I often recommend them for solid budget installs.I am running one of the 100x4 bridged down to 2 channels for my front stage and have had it for a while like that, never a problem, doesn&#039;t run hot.Personally I think they are a step above Audiopipe.</blockquote>

[QUOTE=">>SQL<<, post: 7917063, member: 633661"] MB Quart is not a weird brand. They were for many years one of the very top brands with engineering and manufacturing done in Germany. Then Maxxisonics bought them and turned them into more of an entry level brand. I remember paying around $1,200 for a set of components back around 2001. I am currently using them in my Accord for front stage, they still sound great after all these years. The amps are good and solid - a great buy for the money they charge. I think I was the guy who recommended them to you yesterday as I often recommend them for solid budget installs. I am running one of the 100x4 bridged down to 2 channels for my front stage and have had it for a while like that, never a problem, doesn't run hot. Personally I think they are a step above Audiopipe. [/QUOTE]

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