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Bronze Member Username: Alias747Post Number: 47 Registered: Apr-05 | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem%26item%3D5773778746%26&sspagename= STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT%26 Ok, I have never heard of this amp before! I went to rockford's site, and they have nothing about it either. They don't have any amp that does 850w RMS @ 2 ohms. Has anyone ever heard of this amp? So ok, I was going to get a MTX Thunder 801D, then I stumbled across this RF X6(?). It does 50 more watts RMS at 2 ohms. And I can get it for about the same price. My only beef with this amp is it's refurbished. Would you trust it? Judging by the fact that I barely believe this thing exists, much less buying it refubished, is kind of a leap of faith. If anyone has anything about this amp PLEASE let me know, or answer any of my questions. Thanks! |
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Bronze Member Username: Alias747Post Number: 49 Registered: Apr-05 | Any one heard of this amp? |
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Anonymous | Type RF X6.A Year: 2005 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Gun Metal amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" Type RF X6.C Year: 2005 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Chrome plated amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" Compare Type RF X6.A Year: 2004 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Gun Metal amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" Compare View details Type RF X6.C Year: 2004 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Chrome plated amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" |
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Anonymous | Type RF X6.A Year: 2005 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Gun Metal amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" Type RF X6.C Year: 2005 700x1 @ 4 ohms, 1100x1 @ 2 ohms, High efficiency bd design, 50-250Hz 24dB variable LP crossover, 12dB infrasonic filter @ 28Hz, RCA inputs, RCA pass thrus, 4 stage thermal management, Power Sync capability, remote Punch Bass control and Chrome plated amplifier shroud. H 3.2" x W 11.6" x L 17.6" |
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Bronze Member Username: Alias747Post Number: 51 Registered: Apr-05 | I am guessing that you got that info from Rockford's website. But like I said, this amp is supposedly supposed to put out 850 watts RMS @ 2-ohms. None of the ones you posted do. Take a look at the auction if you haven't yet. Anyone have any idea? |
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Bronze Member Username: Alias747Post Number: 55 Registered: Apr-05 | Anyone? Wow, I guess no one has heard of this amp? |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 2943 Registered: Nov-04 | Don't waste your money on RF's new amp. That amp is not what you consider "high" quality. You'd be better off buying RF's old school amps. Much better built. |
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Bronze Member Username: Alias747Post Number: 60 Registered: Apr-05 | OK. THANK YOU. I finally got an answer! I will probably be going with the A8000T or MTX 801D then. But I think I am leaning a little more toward the A8000T. |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 2946 Registered: Nov-04 | You should go listen to A8000T for yourself. For $150 or less, I recommend A8000T or A8002T. Anything over that amount, then you have to look at MTX, JBL, old RFs. |