it was the old heat sink i would have to say around 99-00

 

okay thats why those are really really really nice. wouldnt mind having one myself.

 

I know a few people with the dd6000 and can you tell me why they have been having so much problems with the amps burning up?.I know there was problems with the old de3000.Just wondering not tring to be a di*k or nothing.

 

Im currently running a old 425 and a old heat sink 4300x for my highs

 

oh theres a thread about it on termpro.

but there was design issues on the certain DD/3000DE models that caused them to go boom.

ive got a 2nd gen something running my sub at around 600w right now. its amazing how so much power can come from such a small footprint: http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e6...gdawn/amp1.jpg

ive also got an AX-TU300C going to run my highs... gonna install it today

 

Wow thats a old one in the pic.My buddy runs a 600x and 4 200x for his front stage and that thing is loud as hell.I like the TU series awsome SQ.

 

heres my old 425.

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and heres my 4300x.

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i just ordered 5 US amps for my opening order. and i had to get an AXtu300c i wonder where that might end up.

 

an update if any cares still....
re is still made in Nevada by the same people that have been making it
dealer cost has increased but by a small amount....as far as retail well the new XXX line is very expensive!
RE didn't have the greatest business sense in the world and i think that the combined forces help re become more of a force on the retail end then being just internet and competitor based....

sinister: i am an re dealer and am thinking of getting back into us amps....how do you like the amps so far???

andy