Boominburban
CarAudio.com Elite
That will do 1800 - 2200 rms at 11" .... it's a 1 ohm stable amp .....
but 1600 @ 8" is still ballin ...
but 1600 @ 8" is still ballin ...
Well look at where we are at with technology and parts of course there gonna be more efficient but look at the amps from back in the day still going i have an old school rockford punch 45 from the 90's and its still going when newer amps are blowing every day after not even a year, yes some these days are built like a brick **** house but gotta think about what they were working with in the old days... Quality parts = quality equipmentI understand they are built better. Though i have talked to some older generation car audio guys and they say old school amps tend to be current ****** and not nearly as efficient as todays amps. Idk, i just get worried looking at older amps...like ehhhh. its hard to trust anything old.
I happen to be running a Mmats myself @2ohms mono around 1200-1500 rms..LOL 60 amp fused???Yep
I don't have to. I'm not claiming old school is more reliable. Im actually on the other end of the spectrum, saying there's not enough data to make a determination. Im also not the one claiming that today's amps won't be working in 15 years.Since you love to be a know it all smartasss why dont you show proof against his claim?
Have you heard of US Amps?
Zed built amps before zed made his own audio company?
Planet Audio Big Bang Series?
A/D/S?
Pheonix Gold?
Precision power?
Not to forget Zapco of them all??!?
Can you compare all those amps to the amps of the same level in this time??
I can bet you not as even ZED is still one of the best SQ amps, pheonix gold is still popular, US Amps are high dollar old amps.
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The pro casts were amazing subs.My 1990's MMAts Pro Cast 12" sub looks the same as my 2000's Sundown SA12. or very close. My 1990's amps all still work and I love the stuff. I collect what I can because they not going to available for much longer. The new stuff is all built on the old stuff, but a cheaper way of doing it. There is much truth in the saying they don't build them as they use to. And that is everything. You get a little bit more performance, but less longevity, less quality. . You end up with more trash then items to collect.
Us Amps? Budget?? You lost all credibility right there or you had a massive common budget. I have used three of the current lines of PG and nothing about them is laughable. They compare well with almost everything in their respective ranges. It is not hard to find original pricing on things so please don't spew garbage and expect it to stick on everything your aiming at.I don't have to. I'm not claiming old school is more reliable. Im actually on the other end of the spectrum, saying there's not enough data to make a determination. Im also not the one claiming that today's amps won't be working in 15 years.I own a few ppi, pg, and zapco amps. Planet audio and us amps were budget amps on their best days. The fact you now find them high end shows the absolutely laughable amount you actually know about what you speak. Us amps were current hogs, but good amps. Pg is currently a completely laughable product line up minus the elite line, which is hardly a value driven consumer line.
I'm really glad you worship at the altar of zed. I'll take my d7s all day over anything he's ever built, but that doesn't mean his products aren't ok.
If you want to compare them to amps of today, sure, as long as we compare like for like. Mosconi, tru, brax, etc. are completely comparable. If you want to spend less, There are options there as well.
The issue I have and the main reason I didn't go PG. its heritage, I had old ZX amps.Us Amps? Budget?? You lost all credibility right there or you had a massive common budget. I have used three of the current lines of PG and nothing about them is laughable. They compare well with almost everything in their respective ranges. It is not hard to find original pricing on things so please don't spew garbage and expect it to stick on everything your aiming at.