hi i was wondering if any one has experience with audiopipe. i have used there wireing kits but thats about it. one of my friends asked me about them he was interested in buying a used set up from some one im not sure on any details ont the equipment but just thought id ask
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cplkittle on 02/22/2007 13:24:00
I have only seen two of these subs in use. Both blew in less than a week. (two different occasions).
Not to say they are not decent products, that is just my limited experience with them.
swez on 02/22/2007 15:36:00
A-Pipe is a low budget setup and not much better than some of the stuff we see from most 3rd tier vendors. If he's on a tight budget and cannot afford better branded names, consider Dual or Sound Storm products.
I did a tweak on a neighood kids' system a while back. He had a pair of 12" DVC Dual subs and a low budget, 2 channel amp from Sound Storm. It sounded like "Hammered Doggie Poop" when I looked at it initially. But after some troubleshooting and rewiring his amp and subs, low and behold, this low budget system put out some nice bass.
It's been maybe 3 months now and I still hear him bumping down the block at times. So, judging from that, it's lasted this long and he does push it hard too. (Almost abusive, most of the time) Take that one for what it's worth.
Oh, see if you can find any "Powerbass" gear in town. These guys have some low priced gear that seems to handle well too.
Swez
30Hertz on 02/22/2007 16:47:44
Honestly I havent really heard much on their products. I do know there is a guy on one of the forums I attend that is on Team AudioPipe. Not exactly sure If he is running their subs / amps or just sponsored by them for the wiring but he's broken the 160dB mark in dB drag.
I'll have to check and see
-PL
MrBrownstone on 02/23/2007 01:55:03
Awe Crap
Now I have to buy another brand and put the screws to it when I make my comeback.
PS did I mention that i'm making a comeback? Don't tell LL Cool J just yet though
Replies (4)
cplkittle on 02/22/2007 13:24:00
I have only seen two of these subs in use. Both blew in less than a week. (two different occasions).
Not to say they are not decent products, that is just my limited experience with them.
swez on 02/22/2007 15:36:00
A-Pipe is a low budget setup and not much better than some of the stuff we see from most 3rd tier vendors. If he's on a tight budget and cannot afford better branded names, consider Dual or Sound Storm products.
I did a tweak on a neighood kids' system a while back. He had a pair of 12" DVC Dual subs and a low budget, 2 channel amp from Sound Storm. It sounded like "Hammered Doggie Poop" when I looked at it initially. But after some troubleshooting and rewiring his amp and subs, low and behold, this low budget system put out some nice bass.
It's been maybe 3 months now and I still hear him bumping down the block at times. So, judging from that, it's lasted this long and he does push it hard too. (Almost abusive, most of the time) Take that one for what it's worth.
Oh, see if you can find any "Powerbass" gear in town. These guys have some low priced gear that seems to handle well too.
Swez
30Hertz on 02/22/2007 16:47:44
Honestly I havent really heard much on their products. I do know there is a guy on one of the forums I attend that is on Team AudioPipe. Not exactly sure If he is running their subs / amps or just sponsored by them for the wiring but he's broken the 160dB mark in dB drag.
I'll have to check and see
-PL
MrBrownstone on 02/23/2007 01:55:03
Awe Crap
Now I have to buy another brand and put the screws to it when I make my comeback.
PS did I mention that i'm making a comeback? Don't tell LL Cool J just yet though
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