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Outlaw amps are assembled in USA but most of the parts are from China just like other amps. Its really a matter of semantics as to where they are assembled. Outlaw makes some great amps, or should I say the guy that designs ATI amps makes great amps for Outlaw. LOL.

Some great performances from many notable musicians: http://liveearth.msn.com/concerts Best of all it was for a great cause. Genesis redeemed themselves from their shameful VH1 performance IMO. Metallica was great as were so many others. Don't miss Spinal Tap....Check it out!

Definately. You should go for the speaker system that has the most woofers and tweeters in it as possible. Get a few of these woofers in your house: http://www.soundimage.dk/images/Giant%20woofer.jpg and some of these horn speakers...

You're wasting your time with RBH speakers. You need these: http://www.kpbj.com/images/general/CoverStory_2001pg10.jpg They are far superior to any multi tweeter/woofer speaker system on the planet. I am sure they will play plenty loud too :rolleyes:

If you are using an APC conditioner or any other legitimate conditioner that has UL approval, then it shouldn't be a problem at all. I have an MPS-1, Yammie 2700 receiver and other equipment all plugged into an APC H15 and I use this system to host partys where we sometimes play music at...

OMG I felt the same way. In fact as I was driving home, I couldn't help to have a heavy foot and until my wife yelled at me for doing 100mph on the expressway, I didn't even realize I was speeding. Hmm... I think my Acura TL would make a great autobot :)

CinemaSITE Review http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/floorstanding/rbh-sound-cinemasite RBH T-2p Review http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/floorstanding/rbh-sound-t-2 RBH T-30LSE Review http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/speakers/floorstanding/rbh-t-30lse HTHolic...

Agreed. I never got the red ring of death with mine. Insteady my unit would freeze up minutes after I started to play any game I had. They fixed it since then but I still have major issues with one of my games. I call the software company and they blame Microsoft. I call Microsoft and they...

The movie was awesome overall. My (few) complaints: Was hard to tell who was who (transformers) Optimus could have been a bit tougher I would have liked to see more on Cybertron The Positives: For once in an Alien type movie, humans kick ***! The movie had great action and an...

that's a bunch of bunk and the same excuse Dynaudio tried to feed me when I found the same issue with these speakers. The problem is, they are tuned too low and the drivers have insufficient excursion capabilities to handle it. This is a common problem with bookshelf speakers attempting to...

Glad to hear this. Rotten Tomatoes gave it fairly positive reviews and they hate almost everything. While it may lack the charm and nostalgia of the old G1 show and movie, I am sure the lack of messed up animation of dual Starscreams, Spike carrying a giant robot transformed into a casette...

SNR is all relative. Most manufacturers rate SNR at full power. I scale it back to 1 watt where the amp spends most of its time to level the playing field. An amp that does 80dB or better at 1 watt is excellent. The quietest amp I ever measured did around 90dB at 1 watt. SNR was never an...

Let me add to this by mentioning my XBOX 360 failed and required service after 3 months of light usage. Almost everyone I know who owns a 360 had similar reliability issues. This is unacceptable and makes me kinda regret I upgraded to a 360 from Xbox. I did it all for Star Trek and Halo 3 and...

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The power xformer in the RPA1 is 2x that of the MPS-1. I think the caps are the same on both. The RPA-1 definately handles low impedance loads better than their other amps.

Most preamps and receivers can output 2Vrms or greater. The 1.2Vrms # you are referencing is likely not a max figure but a standard output level the manufacturer specs distortion under a specific load. I have never run across a Denon receiver that can't output more than 2Vrms unclipped.

Not sure who fed you this line of BS but I can assure you Outlaw's past products, such as their last processor, was built by East Tech in China. Almost no manufacturer manufacturers their products in America. They are all built overseas and sometimes engineered and/or assembled in the USA...

Funny how most of the picks in this thread center around rock guitarists. Don't you guys have a wider diversity of music preferences? don't get me wrong as some of my favorite music is Rock, but everyone knows the most talented musicians are in Jazz not rock or pop.

I hear you. I used to own both UK albums on Vinyl. I recently purchased them on CD and was very disappointed. I won't play these CDs on my home system so they stay in the car.

It all depends on your budget and how LARGE of a sub(s) you can live with. If you want small potent subs, go with Velodyne DD series, particularly DD12s or 15's but they aren't cheap. If you can wait a bit, RBH will be introducing new subs that I feel will be a quantum leap for them...