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The MBquart your are looking at is actually from when Rockford owned them so Maxxsonics would be null at this point lol.

The GPV is an entry level sub and the quart is a lower mid level woofer.

Bwcad1 wrote:The MBquart your are looking at is actually from when Rockford owned them so Maxxsonics would be null at this point lol.

The GPV is an entry level sub and the quart is a lower mid level woofer.

I was wondering how Rockford fit into that mix.

So that is why they are so cheap thanks for the info.

Whichever post it was where Bill made the statement about people on here running maxxsonics and liking them applies to me as well.

I am running an Autotek SM1-1500 on my subs, and I love it. It fit my price range quite well and has the power to do what I want it to do.

I am going to be running an Autotek SM2-1000 for my mids. I say going to because even though it is in my truck i still have to wire it up. I had never tried them before, but I wouldnt hesitate to use anything they got.

As a matter of fact Bill was the one I got my SM1-1500 from.

Just my 2 cents.

tim

Ok so the Hifonics and MB Quart are on same level so to speak depending on product from each. While Autotek and Crunch are the lower level equipment from Maxxonics corp.

Just taking a wild stab in the dark here on this one....

So if I am guessing correctly the Hifonics Zeus and HFi subs are the lower level. The Brutus subs would be about on par with MB Quart Reference. And the Hifonics Atlas subs would be between the Brutus and Olympus subs. Where the Olympus would be MB quart Premium equivalent?

Yup.