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<blockquote data-quote="clarity413" data-source="post: 652092" data-attributes="member: 554940"><p>I can not recommend phoenix gold amps to anyone. I have a ti800.1 that I bought and it thermal turns off at 96 degrees because it's defective. I've heard many bad things about PG amps. However, they have a 1 year warrenty if you buy from a auth dealer like cardomain. They're pretty nice about sending their stuff back. I've just heard about the amps breaking way too much. IMO a better amp would be US amps or hifonics. The way the 1-4 ohm switching works is the amp has some electronics in it to limit the output below 4 ohms. They do this so they can put a smaller power supply and other parts in the amp that they'd need for lower loads. Running amps at higher ohms make them run cooler. Running amps on lower ohms causes much more stress/heat on the circuits. IMO, US Amps are some of the best amps out there. They're also not cheap. hifonic amps are very good for the price. JBL amps are really good too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="clarity413, post: 652092, member: 554940"] I can not recommend phoenix gold amps to anyone. I have a ti800.1 that I bought and it thermal turns off at 96 degrees because it's defective. I've heard many bad things about PG amps. However, they have a 1 year warrenty if you buy from a auth dealer like cardomain. They're pretty nice about sending their stuff back. I've just heard about the amps breaking way too much. IMO a better amp would be US amps or hifonics. The way the 1-4 ohm switching works is the amp has some electronics in it to limit the output below 4 ohms. They do this so they can put a smaller power supply and other parts in the amp that they'd need for lower loads. Running amps at higher ohms make them run cooler. Running amps on lower ohms causes much more stress/heat on the circuits. IMO, US Amps are some of the best amps out there. They're also not cheap. hifonic amps are very good for the price. JBL amps are really good too. [/QUOTE]
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