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by ridr4lif » Wed Apr 13, 2005 6:34 pm

IMO, rockford has made good amps always. As for their subs, i would stay away from the stuff from like 99-03ish...ive heard an 04 sub and its not that bad.

But i havent personally used a lot of rockford products. I didnt like my punch hx2's that i got like 3 yrs back.


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by kevinberry1 » Wed Apr 13, 2005 6:30 pm

I was looking at some auctions on ebay and I found a lot of Rockford Fosgate equipment that was listed as 'old school' and it seemed to be going for high dollar amounts. I have heard that their current stuff is not as good, and some consider their older 80's and 90's products to be very good (as in the G,B,&U list).
I was wondering if anyone knew at what point their quality began to drop? One example I know of is an punch 800.2a amp that is going for almost $160 on ebay with about 3 days left. It seems to be in okay condition and the owner said it was a 97, 98, or 99 model. Is there any cut off that one could follow to determine if one of their products is worth the price?

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