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customer service at aamp

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 5:07 am
by paculprit
well lets put it this way,when i used to call the OLD PG there was good service,i call aamp about a part,i get blown off no return email like i was promised,no call back if he found the part,im getting a bad taste here,i dont wanna be a jl audio guy like everyone in my neighborhood,there is no way i can stomach the fact that there are no bass adjustment pots laying around,how many xs4600 amps were made,and no spare parts,the guy wanted me to send the amp in,a 150.00 flat charge,lol,maybe thats why there are no parts huh,

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 5:34 am
by mhyde71
I have to be honest too... and in full discloser
I had once a stinger D-block... and long story short i needed a part from it b/c there was some trouble and Stinger owned by AAMP I called stinger and was told to check with AAMP, AAMP's resolve for me was to just buy a whole new block- All i needed was digital display LED config, and it took like a month of calls, emails, leaving msg's, and no one would ever return my call, email or give me an answer straight up on the phone-
All that flashed in my head when i heard AAMP acquired PG- and thought ahhh geeese - here we go- great! (sarcastically of course) knowing the experience I had with AAMP trying to get a digital display for my d-block.

I mean I was like so so so frustrated b/c no one would give me the time of day, hear me out, or simply take my call. I just couldn't believe the customer service - think i was told in order to speak to someone I had to be a dealer or something. Awfully troubling- Needless to say I never ended up getting the part- broken d-block is at friend now and just being used as that a broken d-block on his bench... but it really turned me off too paul.

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 10:46 am
by oldschoolfan
I don't know if things are still like they once were but when you called tech support for Valentine One radar detectors you actually talked to Mike Valentine. That is customer service.

customer service

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 12:49 pm
by paculprit
well with the high unemployment maybe they need to get laid off,i pinch pennies since my lay off,but my stereo and car is the only thing that keeps me going sometimes,so a stupid knob in thier opinion,isnt stupid to me,i stuck with mb quart thru all the shit,but they answered my questions all the time,with customer service not being straight up,maybe thier product wont be either,but the good part is there are alot of amp companies

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:12 pm
by mistawikid
OMG! I hope PG isn't becoming the snobby high class girl that doesn't like to play! .....lol.....

Posted: Thu Dec 03, 2009 3:16 pm
by mhyde71
yeah I would hate for them to take their ball and go home

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 9:03 am
by jay00f4
Unfortunatly there aren't any of those bass knobs hanging around. We do offer a part from PAC that is very similar. http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails ... egoryID=28

Sorry you feel like you have been getting the run around

Let me know if this helps. Or you can call me direct and we can see if we can find something else.



Jason
727-803-0489
I am out of the office until nect week.

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 10:10 am
by dwnrodeo
^^ And there's your answer. ^^

You would have better luck talking to someone who still works at PG, who knows what part you're looking for, or getting the part from someone who has an extra lying around. (Bfowler) I think there is some confusion going on as to what you're actually looking for. I'm assuming the post above is thinking LPL 44 and what you're looking for is the bass potentiometer that is physically mounted to your amp.