most musical 4 channel amp
Radioshack XB One Million. Hands down, the ultimate amp............ Yo.
I don't understand topics like this as they are irrelevant unless you talk about the system as a whole. And some of the best systems I've ever heard have NOT had the most exotic or the most expensive amps as part of the system. Bogus.
I don't understand topics like this as they are irrelevant unless you talk about the system as a whole. And some of the best systems I've ever heard have NOT had the most exotic or the most expensive amps as part of the system. Bogus.
Radioshack XB One Million. Hands down, the ultimate amp............ Yo.
I don't understand topics like this as they are irrelevant unless you talk about the system as a whole. And some of the best systems I've ever heard have NOT had the most exotic or the most expensive amps as part of the system. Bogus.
I don't understand topics like this as they are irrelevant unless you talk about the system as a whole. And some of the best systems I've ever heard have NOT had the most exotic or the most expensive amps as part of the system. Bogus.
Yankee
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 3,599
There are so many good amps out there, I just swapped out my amps to my sub and I am amazed at how much better my system sounds with a different amp . So my recommendation is to listen and come to your own conclusion since I dont know what best means to you nor do I know what musical means (but I think it means accuracy without exaggeration... or does it mean euphonic tonality... or does it mean pleasant and inoffensive).
^^^JohnVroom for mayor! The funny part about amps is the new ones always sound better than the old ones???? Maybe, it has more to do with the cash I just blew on them. Like John said, lots of great amps out there, many world class cars have won or done extremely well with a multitude of different brands...that means there's lots of good stuff! Once again, I have to stress...use your equipment to decide which sounds best...your ears, and brain...it's all subjective!
The other thing is everyone now makes good stuff............. at least in the beginning of it's life cycle.......... it all sounds great. But how does it hold up down the road with those cheap azz parts and garbage internal design. Even the expensive stuff can put you in this trap sometimes. Yeah, new gear is great.............. whoo-hoooooo!! And I luv the current gas prices too.............
^^I don't know what all the problems are with new stuff. I've yet to have any car audio equipment fail on me while I've owned it...sorry, in the mid 80's I had some Pyramid stuff that died...otherwise, not a one. I think most people that get problems are either in competitions that drive the equipment to extremes, or are kids that don't, or can't hear distortion, and don't realize that there are limits to everything. I still have my punch 45 from 87 powering my nephews entire system. My Hifonics bx, has been running at 1ohm for almost 4 years now, and I still use 2 Alpine 3503 amps from 91 in my current system. I have eq's from the late 80's, and early 2000's, my Era-g320 from 2001 works like new. My sister's sony deck is still A1 after 6 years, my brother's JVC deck is perfect since 2000, as is his explod amps. I honestly have never had a bad piece of car audio equipment. I've heard of other's having issues with some brand's head units...maybe I've been just lucky in the last 24 years.
