just google up "speaker site:av123.com/manuals/" and get them while they last.
Did they manage to complete that MFW manual? I think it was still a draft, what a shame, the official manual might never see the light of day...
I only bought MFW15s because I had paid into my AV123 account saving for a BMF and when that never happened I bought MFW15s because I couldn't get my money back.
You definitely had a case and would have won.
Ex: Person advertises product, let's be original here, a car, 2010 Porsches 911, brand new, for 40000$ if you buy gift certificates right now, for when the car becomes available. If you don't buy the GCs, you pay regular price.
Time passes. Dealer informs you he won't be able to get the car, but they have Hondas and Mazdas that you can purchase with your 40k of GCs. LOL
Bait and switch scam, against the law, you'd have had judgment issued on your side and most probably also been able to get some damages and interest. The non-refundable gift certificates were pretty much a scam, one which I'm fairly sure wouldn't have passed in court. They might say they're GC, and non-refundable, but context is important, you purchased them for BMF, it's BS then that the product you were planning to order isn't made and you have to buy some other **** you're not interested in...
But that's for when you decided to get MFWs instead of BMF... Once you decided to get MFW, and ordered them, and then had recurrent problems with the amp, you might have been able to ask for a refund and then go to court, since the MFW was probably not working for quite some time and obviously had some design flaw given the number of times it failed... But anyhow, that's more complicated, not sure how it would have played out in court. There's most definitely some law to protect the customer against defective products, but then with ID you have to consider the expense of shipping and all that... Bad situation for everyone, just have to be careful who you deal with, luckily they closed their doors, so no people affected by them in the future. I still think you'd have had a case there, and could have gotten a refund... So much hassle for a product... It's not reasonable.
Some even bought products after their whole mess became public... Anyhow, it's a life lesson, sometimes you really want to save a buck and end up paying for it later on.