TC series is awsome jackhammer and terminatior not so much i have a busted JH1200 thet i have had for a wile they wouldent take it back again after it cooked for the 3rd time.(it was over a year and a half old)and how is under rating amps not a quality thing to do? my RF T1500 had a sheet that said so,?

 

[QUOTE=goalie 35;642225]great amp loved them when we sold them at fs..

 

By the way my comment wasn't really bashing MTX, I think there fine.

 

I think everyone agrees that MTX is a decent brand, I'm not in need of anything high-end.

The reason I chose MTX is because the price was good, And I had an MTX before and never had a problem with it. I also like the build quality, They seem be built pretty tough.

 

Got bored, Here are some more pics.

 

Put it this way. if the "tested" power was less than it's rated, would you ever buy one of their products again?

And the quality control says that they dont have enough control over their products to get the power "right"

 

Not really. An amp is designed to make 'at least' XXX watts. The manufacturer decides how much tolerance they want to allow over that. The only reason amps come with birthsheets is people in general like to believe they are getting something for free or over what they paid for.

 

I believe you are correct on the 'Free' part. I wonder if birthsheets are actually correct or just BS.

I guess I will never know, I am not even sure how they measure the RMS output...

 

^multi meter. Look on YouTube and it shows you how.

 

Thanks madwarrior, I actually have a multimeter too