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Taco Supreme
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know anything about hitron amps?

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Anybody know anything about Hitron amps? the HNA-210 to be specific?? thanks
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I did a web search for them, and all I came up with was an online "store" called Millionbuy.com, and some Ebay auctions. :eek:

ANY time that you see an unknown car audio brand like this one, that's making absolutely outragious power claims like this one (2 channel 1400w amplifier? Yeah right :rolleyes: ) - run the other direction.

ANY time that you see a car audio "brand name" that is trying to bite on another car audio brand name ("Uh... wait a minute... I think I've heard of that brand before... something about it sounds familiar..." :eek: ) - run the other direction.

Personally, I've had all the Rockwood / Kenford / Hitron / Interfire / Kole / Phoenix Digital / etc than I can handle.

As they say - a sucker is born every second.
I'm sure you don't want to buy a "1400 watt amp!!!!" that looks like THIS inside:
http://www.caraudioforum.com/vbb3/attac ... mentid=121
;)

You GET what you pay for. The longer you are in this hobby, the more you realize that there are very few expensive amplifiers out there - that 90% of the amplifiers on the market are very simply "you get what you pay for". One feature costs a little more here, trading off quality saves a little there. ;)
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thats so cool geo, how do they get all the componentry hidden in the circuit board like that?
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Yeah - impressive, all that invisible componentry, isn't it? :happy055:

You know how surface mount technology is going... ever smaller and smaller compnents... :jesterlol

And amp efficiency these days - all that current handled by that little doorbell transformer. :flame:
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well technology like that isnt cheap, thats probably why you arent that familiar with their stuff


oh and i went and looked, my doorbell has a MUCH larger transformer than that
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yeah, thats kind of why i asked, i was originally lookin into a hifonics amp, and i guess now, i still am
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I think Hifonics is the name they are trying to bite...

"Hi tron.. Hi tron... Hi tron... that sounds familar, I think I've heard of that name before... where have I heard that name before?"

:rolleyes:
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alright, so im pretty much back to hifonics, but just for kicks how would this amp
( http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_7346.html# ) match up with this sub
( http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_7505.html)
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wont do it well.....that amp is 2 channel and your sub is dual 4 ohm voice coil.....you could bridge it at 8 ohms but a better idea would be to buy a mono block amp
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http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_6556.html# hate to keep pestering you, but somethin like that??
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