my cat's breath smells like cat food.

 

i used to sell rf gear back in the george foreman grill days, punch 40,60,100,200, and the stuff was killer. now that was along time ago, has the line deteriorated that much over the years, i find it hard to belive but is it likely, i doubt it, and what does the mbq factory going chapter 11 have to do with rf gear. even if the prduct was a total disaster i still side with mike, everyone has had dissaterous products over the years, eclipse cd players for the last decade, mtx with bad glue on the surrounds over the years(why dont more companies stitch them more often), alpine with their cd players 4 or 5 years ago and so on. if ive learned 1 thing in car audio is that product reliablility is cyclical, nobody has had a great line without a real dog for their entire existence, i think its impossible, one thing that happens far too often is companies rushing to get new and exciting products out and the test trials happen in the field, no wonder there are more and more recalls and so one in car audio and hence the disasters like it seems rf has going through now, it could be anyone else next month or next year

[ September 27, 2004, 02:39 PM: Message edited by: defro13 ]

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by slow/n\low:
[QB] ^ for the most part very true..

My arguement is that Mike defends the brand at every chance he gets like he owns RF.

mikes statements can be summed up in one word that is unfamiliar to alot of people these days.......LOYALTY, good, bad or indifferent

 

I like how you defend RF to the end, but dis FS, that to me is comedy. In any case we can find good values and not so good values. I personally think that the RF amps this year are great, same as with the P3 and T series subs, but I don't think the P1 orP2 subs are competitive with other brands.