funny stuff from people who should know better

[jonbearsmt 919]

sham wow!,

so let me get this right, it uses little electricity loses no efficiency and it makes all boxs sound a like, and just buy doing what you say it will make my car sound like a pro installed it... sham wow!

sign me up!

[ncacoates 104]

da fuck...

[ricksi30 923]

At least he didn't try to sell the peak ratings.

[ralstonballa2413 20]

How did it go from 100% efficient to 1 watt from the battery makes almost 1 watt of power? Doesn't sound 100% efficient to me. If no heat is created at all then what would be the point of heat sinks?

When trying to sell a lie, you need to sell it 100% not like the nearly 100% similar to the amps efficiency.

[pro-rabbit 64]

It is funny, but that 600D is pretty small..got me thinking lol

And in all fairness, the language barrier is likely a large issue here as well.

Edited August 29, 2012 by pro-rabbit

[ricksi30 923]

Those are WAY more expensive than I would have thought.

[jonbearsmt 919]

well they have to pay for the alien technology they are using to provide 100% efficiency... DUH

[SS Teacher 177]

2000 watts RMS, 4 gauge input and ground, and one 80 amp fuse. Something doesn't add up. Oh yeah, it weighs 7 lbs.

[pro-rabbit 64]

I have not looked into them other that video. But if what you say is true indeed it does seem "off" a bit.

[ricksi30 923]

2000 watts RMS, 4 gauge input and ground, and one 80 amp fuse. Something doesn't add up. Oh yeah, it weighs 7 lbs.

All for only $425!!! They look like Audiopipe quality with a JL price tag.

[jonbearsmt 919]

100% is a 100% in any language

[ricksi30 923]

2000 watts RMS, 4 gauge input and ground, and one 80 amp fuse. Something doesn't add up. Oh yeah, it weighs 7 lbs.

AND they only recommend 8 gauge for the installation of the 2500.

[jonbearsmt 919]

2000 watts RMS, 4 gauge input and ground, and one 80 amp fuse. Something doesn't add up. Oh yeah, it weighs 7 lbs.

AND they only recommend 8 gauge for the installation of the 2500.

well yeah.. like he said.. it does not use very much electricity at all...

[pro-rabbit 64]

2000 watts RMS, 4 gauge input and ground, and one 80 amp fuse. Something doesn't add up. Oh yeah, it weighs 7 lbs.

AND they only recommend 8 gauge for the installation of the 2500.

I just seen that looking through the info online. Seems like the prices should be about cut in half as well as power ratings.

[pro-rabbit 64]

100% is a 100% in any language

very true