Are these any good.
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But I did find this quote:
They are built on an assembly line in Japan.The only thing german about that line is the name.And their subs are garbage,the biggest magnet on their subs is like 60oz. and then they cover the magnet with a huge t-yoke plate and bolt it down to make it look bigger.I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THEY BUY THE PARTS TO BUILD THEIR SPEAKERS,IF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME GO THIS LINK www.xiangyangusa.com/english/pro_05.htm AND YOU CAN FIND ALL THE PARTS THEY USE.THE LINK GOES TO THE T-YOKE SECTION SO YOU CAN SEE THE EXACT T-YOKE THEY USE,#3.
They are built on an assembly line in Japan.The only thing german about that line is the name.And their subs are garbage,the biggest magnet on their subs is like 60oz. and then they cover the magnet with a huge t-yoke plate and bolt it down to make it look bigger.I KNOW EXACTLY WHERE THEY BUY THE PARTS TO BUILD THEIR SPEAKERS,IF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME GO THIS LINK www.xiangyangusa.com/english/pro_05.htm AND YOU CAN FIND ALL THE PARTS THEY USE.THE LINK GOES TO THE T-YOKE SECTION SO YOU CAN SEE THE EXACT T-YOKE THEY USE,#3.
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Originally Posted by radtech,Feb 3 2007, 05:19 PM
Thanks, that's the kind of info I am looking for. I can't believe that they would promote these amps in a reputable auto and sound magazine.
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