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<blockquote data-quote="customtronic" data-source="post: 3220050" data-attributes="member: 551502"><p>There are several amplifier companies out there that I will say make an awsome SQ amp.&nbsp; I&#039;m of course going to be a bit biased because I&#039;m a member of Team Zapco.&nbsp; That aside, lets look at features.&nbsp; The DC Reference line of amplifiers have all you need.&nbsp; Good, clean power.&nbsp; Built in DSP....10-band parametric EQ, Xover, time alignment, ect, ect.&nbsp; Then lets look at the competitors rankings on the competition circuit.&nbsp; I&#039;m not trying to &quot;toot our own horn&quot; but it&#039;s hard to argue with results.&nbsp; Many of last years world champions are using zapco amps.&nbsp; The same guys are getting the big wins this season also.&nbsp; I&#039;m new to the team but I&#039;m holding my own so far.&nbsp; All I&#039;m saying is look into the DC Reference.&nbsp; You&#039;ll be glad you did.&nbsp; No need to bash my comments......It&#039;s just my opinion, nothing more.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="customtronic, post: 3220050, member: 551502"] There are several amplifier companies out there that I will say make an awsome SQ amp. I'm of course going to be a bit biased because I'm a member of Team Zapco. That aside, lets look at features. The DC Reference line of amplifiers have all you need. Good, clean power. Built in DSP....10-band parametric EQ, Xover, time alignment, ect, ect. Then lets look at the competitors rankings on the competition circuit. I'm not trying to "toot our own horn" but it's hard to argue with results. Many of last years world champions are using zapco amps. The same guys are getting the big wins this season also. I'm new to the team but I'm holding my own so far. All I'm saying is look into the DC Reference. You'll be glad you did. No need to bash my comments......It's just my opinion, nothing more. [/QUOTE]

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