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i find it hilarious that you feel the need to bring it over to this forum, and complain about something on ca.com who cares how much money i spend? I never said I was looking into buying this amp, or how much it should cost. The only suggestions I have made are regarding the warranty issues and stuff which seems to have been resolved, I don't see the point in you bringing your own personal problems into this because you had a thread deleted over on another forum and still seem to have such a HUGE problem with that. If you're still that worried about me seeing what people had available for amps in that price range, I was going to buy a hk4000d for $300, but ended up with an american bass xd3000 for $350. It took time, and I waited and a deal popped up, just like I was hoping for over there. Thankyou for cleaning up his posts jacob, but if you could just get rid of the part about me in general, i'd be a bit more content with that, and feel free to delete this if you do. thanks again.

I agree... I couldn't get him to budge about it on the phone a while back. Hopefully this will com about. Im down. seriously... I can ONLY do it under the stipulations posted... 30-40 up front pre-orders is what it would take. well, the way i see it, if they're out of the team, there should be a small screening process to determine if they are capable of even supporting the amp. but if a known competitor, then consider otherwise pending. dual alts, batts etc etc. if the person cant do it, then should be sold with no warranty whatsoever, and if something goes wrong they are responsible for any and all repair costs granted you may not have time for a screening process like that, whether it be through phone, email may work, but phone would be a bit more personal in terms of determining their knowledge of running a system and whether you feel they are qualified to support it. Yea like DNA or urine sample or how about a lie detector test or maybe an FBI background check. well i see nothing wrong, although maybe putting a bit more labor on jacobs end, which im sure he doesnt really need for the initial screen, but i think it would help in the long run, taking into context the amount that IF jacob chooses to allow a warranty with the amp, the seasoned people who have the ability to support the amps, and the freak problems that DO happen, can be resolved. however if the person obviously has no clue what they are doing, and it can almost be expected that within a short amount of time the amp will come back for a repair because the idiot fried it, why should jacob have to deal with the extra BS when the person was not capable of running the amp in the first place. then again, could be easier and run no warranty due to the application that the amp is meant for, which would work as well.

I agree... I couldn't get him to budge about it on the phone a while back. Hopefully this will com about. Im down. seriously... I can ONLY do it under the stipulations posted... 30-40 up front pre-orders is what it would take. well, the way i see it, if they're out of the team, there should be a small screening process to determine if they are capable of even supporting the amp. but if a known competitor, then consider otherwise pending. dual alts, batts etc etc. if the person cant do it, then should be sold with no warranty whatsoever, and if something goes wrong they are responsible for any and all repair costs granted you may not have time for a screening process like that, whether it be through phone, email may work, but phone would be a bit more personal in terms of determining their knowledge of running a system and whether you feel they are qualified to support it.

all show no go. how boring.

the ssd and the q are two different motors, the basket doesnt really matter, too many companies use it anyway.

im just curious whats happening in the long run with audiopulse. their business doesnt seem to be exactly booming

thats more so dependent on whether the amp and alts are designed to handle the extra voltage, some are, some arent.

Recently a memeber of ROE stated that someone (a dealer) was trying to sell him FI SSDs at an inflated price. When i saw this, it put a red flag up in my head. http://realmofexcursion.com/forum/showpost...amp;postcount=1 Its a place called "Pure Pressure Audio" in Gainsville Florida, I just did a quick google and it came up http://purepressureaudio.com/default.aspx "- Install by Step Harris of Pure Pressure Audio" was in his signature. So I'm assuming thats the guy who's trying to sell him the subs. And he said Step, so it seems to me someones trying to make a quick buck off FI