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I understand you are trying to help and I do appreciate it, I am merely trying to add in that even with all of the proper mated rated equipment that there can be problems if it's not installed properly and backed up with the proper wiring and electrical system.Bwcad1 wrote:Nvm ill mind my own buisness im trying to help you out here and its obvious you dont want it. ill let you and dc audio worry about it.
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I know you stated that same thing 3 times, that really has nothing to do with what im saying though. There can be problems with anything.cargodz wrote:I understand you are trying to help and I do appreciate it, I am merely trying to add in that even with all of the proper mated rated equipment that there can be problems if it's not installed properly and backed up with the proper wiring and electrical system.
That's like saying well i know the RMS maybe wrong but this sub is blue and that sub is red and that can lead to problems.
As far as this thread is concerned im done with it, Ill let you and DC audio worry about it now.
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Ryan from Ohio
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Bottom line is they are rated what they are rated.
Anytime the consumer decides they want to deviate away from that they are taking the warranty into their own hands.
Dealers can say what they want. It will make them look bad if they claim it will handle X amount of power then it fails. Then Company says we wont warranty it due to overpowering. Then you have a huge ass fight.
IMO its just easier to let the spec sheets do the talking. Especially from a dealer stand point. I wouldnt want to jeopardize myself :)
Anytime the consumer decides they want to deviate away from that they are taking the warranty into their own hands.
Dealers can say what they want. It will make them look bad if they claim it will handle X amount of power then it fails. Then Company says we wont warranty it due to overpowering. Then you have a huge ass fight.
IMO its just easier to let the spec sheets do the talking. Especially from a dealer stand point. I wouldnt want to jeopardize myself :)
-Ryan
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