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Audiopipe AQX35001 3500 Watt RMS Amp

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I was just wondering is the Audiopipe AQX35001 a good Amp for the money? There arent but 3 stores who sale it on the whole internet..

It is $475 shipped here

http://www.rickiesdiscountelectronics.com/...fier-21902.html

$499 plus shipping here

http://cardiscountstereos.com/catalog%20pa...ct+%23=AQX35001

and

$549 plus shipping here

http://www.choicecaraudio.com/Catalog_Page...ct+%23=AQX35001

Here are some of the Specs

1 Ch @ 4ohm: 750w RMS

1 Ch @ 2ohm: 1650w RMS

1 Ch @ 1ohm: 3500w RMS

I know that the Audiopipe AP30001D was a good amp for the money at least that is what i heard everywhere. I never personally have heard one

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Iv'e heard alot of people say their tough amps and do rated power.

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Google brings up very little on that amp, Kind of odd. I would think 3500 watts for 500 bucks would get more attention...

Edited by alvitae

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Google brings up very little on that amp, Kind of odd. I would think 3500 watts for 500 bucks would get more attention...

I was thinking the exact same thing, it could just be that this amp hasnt been out that long, but even so i thought there would be more than 3 people selling it

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I own two of them, my opinion, they pretty good, Ive clamped one at 1 ohm doing 3206 Watts even with a 1.89 Ohm Impedence rise.

Strapped they do some insane amounts of power A pair strapped at 1/2 ohm did over 8kilowatts (before one of them blew up) lol They produce great power as long as you dont run em below 1ohm.

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They are dirty, dirty amps :(

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what do you mean by its a dirty amps?

The amp I played with was dirty, as in very distorted.

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For low price, high power, John is right. The Crunch 3000D is up there, a number of competitors were using it along with the older Clarion's strapped.

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For low price, high power, John is right. The Crunch 3000D is up there, a number of competitors were using it along with the older Clarion's strapped.

X2 there's a TON of people running the crunch amp.

*I run the Massive Counter part to the audiopipe 3000 (the same board as the AudioPipe--they don't seem to be the same build quality as eachother--the massive is a little nicer IMO)

I really like the massive amps, small footprint, good efficiency, and do rated.. from what I've heard the AudioPipes aren't as efficient as the massives. I really need to get an audiopipe to test.

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just how dirty?

i mean 3500 watts for under 500 bucks, something gota give

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just how dirty?

i mean 3500 watts for under 500 bucks, something gota give

How do you think AudioPipe can afford to sell you a "3500 watt" amp for ~$500? I bet they use the absolute best components in their amps and when you buy one it actually COSTS them money! Get real bub.

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probably going in the wrong direction with this question but..... is that gp line good stuff then? kinda easy to get a hold of for us broke folks!

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probably going in the wrong direction with this question but..... is that gp line good stuff then? kinda easy to get a hold of for us broke folks!

It's not the best, but it works :)

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just how dirty?

i mean 3500 watts for under 500 bucks, something gota give

The Audiopipe 3500 is a nice powerful amp. I have a Audiopipe 3500 an a Saz 3000 both are nice clean amps.

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