So does The rd3250v1 and v2, looks dont mean anything.
Gonna chime in here. Running the DSC4125 and DSC1500.1D right now. Single subwoofer set-up (TC 3hp), fully active 2-way front. No problems what-so-ever, lots of power, great output, and very clean sound. There's not much else I would go out of my way to buy at this time unless it has a better price/performance ratio and even more power.
Head to head with an SAZ-1500D in a subjective test (direct swap), I could tell no audible differences, so I decided to sell the SAZ and pocket the extra cash. No, I did not meter it, no point for me. Yes, I know the SAZ isn't a pure SQ amp either, but it's an amp most people are familiar with and served as a great comparison. It was also the revision right before they retooled the amps to the new, SAZ v.2's, so it was pretty much new at the time. I guess my main point is that these two particular amps are/were fantastic Maxxsonics products. Does this speak for the entire company? No clue, I've only played with a few of the other Discus series amps (which also delivered). However, I definitely wouldn't scoff at their MB Quart products.
No need, I'm still not drinking your brand of cool aid... or maxxonics either...should I keep going?
I'll be running AQ amps next, so we'll see how I feel about them in comparison to my MBQ's I've owned. I only swapped up because audio is addictive and I wanted to experiment with more. I don't enjoy people saying brand x is great and brand y isn't when they haven't used either, so I'll be jumping around throughout a few brands and see for myself. As of right now, Maxxsonics is my fallback brand until they disappoint me as well.i will keep using a maxxonic amp untill they really start to disapoint me. bottom line!
The v1 was a solid amp, the v2 has the same board but was built in a Chinese buildhouse as opposed to the Korean buildhouse that the v1 was built in. Calling both amps poor quality just because one of the two was built with different components and had an issue isn't fair at all.So does The rd3250v1 and v2, looks dont mean anything.
My BXi1210 was my first experience with a Maxxsonics amp. First amp I bought. Seemed solid at first, then got onto the forums and started hearing that they were overrated. Sold it for $125 shipped.i will keep using a maxxonic amp untill they really start to disapoint me. bottom line!
Beefier doesnt mean better. Do you have uF cap specs for both amps? Im not for either brand, Im just wondering. Seems like everyone is going based solely on "quantity" rather than the actually characteristics that actually matter.My BXi1210 was my first experience with a Maxxsonics amp. First amp I bought. Seemed solid at first, then got onto the forums and started hearing that they were overrated. Sold it for $125 shipped.
Bought and direct swapped in a AQ1200D for $170 shipped. AQ was much louder, but also much more demanding current wise. Eventually found a great deal on two MB Quart DSC1500.1Ds. Sold the AQ for $190 shipped.
Bought two of the DSC amps for $310 shipped, or $155 per amp. Direct swap from the AQ, was louder and drew just as much current as the AQ.
Also:
AQ1200D guts
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MB Quart DSC1500.1D guts
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The internals in the MBQ are a fuckton beefier (larger coils, more caps) for an amp that is only supposed to do 300W RMS more. Kind of makes you wonder why AQ is such a forum boner if "shitty Maxxsonics" equipment shits on it for a fraction of the price.....
It's a good indicator. What?Beefier doesnt mean better. Do you have uF specs for both amps?