On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 20:47:00 -0400, "Robert Morein"
wrote:


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You don't have Eclipse, that surely does not mean I do not want
it. Even IF you could produce a 3000 watt amp for any price, let
alone $179, exactly what automotive electrical system do you expect
to power it??

Obviously there's hype in the advertising.

what's 'hype' to a seller, is ripoff to a buyer. Even if
that rating is for instantaneous power, the current
delivered to the speakers would be 250A, meaning that the
current drawn from the battery would be 360A (best case).

If anyone believes this $179 amp comes even close, I have a
wonderful bridge for sale. No, really...

-- Ron



But we tend to look at it from
the perspective of the home audiophile.
These brands cater to the youth market.
If the specs were accurate, then the current required could be briefly
provided by large reservoir caps.

I'm impressed that they are a member of the BBB Online; that implies that
disputes will probably be amicably resolved.