And I have heard, that PG is now working with the OEM house, that manufactures the Rainbow, directly...

I think it was a smart move by AAMP to ta advantage of the years of engineering, that the people at Rainbow in Germany have spent on that product. They have delayed it for nearly two years after their first presentation in 2013, because they were not completely satisfied with it. They had a couple o...

It is a very nice product!

For further information, I recommend to feed your search engine with the "DSP 1.8" term...

valeks1 wrote:XENON amplifiers was build in Taiwan

I always thought they were made in Korea...?

I guess you are talking about Zen 9 :

Wow!

I have just read here: http://www.pasmag.com/car-audio/test-reports/3660-phoenix-gold-sx12005-amplifier-review that Stephen Mantz (ZED Audio) collaborated with Phoenix Gold on the SX amplifiers. Since the Ti2 amplifiers also feature the same ADAPT technology, I assume, that Mr. Mantz also had his ha...

Marcotah wrote:Did PG produced any good when was under Rodin's command?

Yes, for sure. Just remember the RSd line! PG was still the same company with the same engineers and employees. Keep in mind, that the people, who purchased PG, were already employees of the company.

Search trough the forum and you will find some comments from the PG team, that developed the Ryval line. Actually, the quality is pretty good. Please always keep in mind, that the Ryval products had to meet entry level price points and so don't compare it with older PG products, that originally cost...

The CES 2013 Best of In-Car Innovations Award Goes to Phoenix Gold and its ACX600.5 app amp:

http://www.ceoutlook.com/2012/11/12/ces ... enix-gold/

Congratulations!

spiritofnorway wrote:At what point will the amp to get into Germany at AIV
Greetings Geri

I have already asked my AIV sales rep for the order date.

Sorry guys, but you are not up to date:

http://ceoutlook.com/2011/04/13/diamond ... t-customs/

That is a Mercedes, for sure!

What's about a gold plated finish for the board? If you offer a plexi bottom you NEED to have a golden board, even when it costs more and doesn't give a better performance. But, franky, who really needs an amp, that costs more than a grand? So, People want Phoenix Gold, not Phoenix Blue.

It is located close to the downtown of Hamburg, the 2nd largest city in Germany.

Does anybody here made any kind of experience with the Ryval 10" subwoofers? I'm tryin' to find out, in which enclosures they perform well...

I am pretty surprised, that there is only very few information here about the Ryval subwoofers at all...

Probably now you will realize why PPI PC, the original Esoteric / Diamond Audio and PG Xenon amp series look so similar...

Prior to the merge? Hasn't been Planet Audio a Boss brand since 10 years mimimum?

I've touched one today, it seems to be available...

Yes, indeed.

Yes, Nikola is the design house for UBUY, but only for the higher quality amps. For the entry level stuff, they have their Taiwan Design Team (look here: http://www.ubuy.com.tw/technology) By the way, it is not difficult to get UBUY amps, that are not manufactured by UBUY, since they usually have ma...

ARC does the direct online sales with Shopatron, the same as JL Audio does.
In don't see any problem in it and I am pretty sure, that all ARC dealers know about that.

What a marketing bullshit is this: SD Amplifiers are the newest creation from the engineering gurus at Phoenix Gold. Is engineering guru a new synonym for someone who travels to HK Electronics Fair and orders a slightly redesign of an already developed product? Oh, Mr. ..., please put the crossover ...

Interesting that you mention Aldi, since it is a German company, and Wal-Mart totally failed in the German market, which is said to be the most competitive market for food goods. I have been in Wal-Marts in the USA a couple of times and everytime I was disappointed, since I felt that the prices were...

The Sprinter is an original Mercedes vehicle, they only rebadged them as Dodge or Freightliner. The Sprinter gets manufactured in Düsseldorf (vans) and Ludwigsfelde ("pick-ups"), Germany, but for the US market, they ship them as CBUs (due to high customs). On German highways, it happens ve...