Buying a Manufacturer Refurbished Amp?

[georgiaspl]

Make sure the store is an authorized dealer or there is no warranty from the manufacture

[Sanitarium]

For that price, id get this new and have a stronger amp.

http://www.audioque.com/AQ1200D-Amplifier_p_30.html

[maxmar04]

For that price, id get this new and have a stronger amp.

http://www.audioque.com/AQ1200D-Amplifier_p_30.html

well the thing is i already have one of the same amp. I want to add more power so i was going to get a second amp of the one i already have (check my sig).

i would rather have 2 matching amps than trying to sell mine for a bigger one (for example, the 16-mc1.2500)

Edited December 1, 2011 by maxmar04

[Sanitarium]

For that price, id get this new and have a stronger amp.

http://www.audioque.com/AQ1200D-Amplifier_p_30.html

well the thing is i already have one of the same amp. I want to add more power so i was going to get a second amp of the one i already have (check my sig).

i would rather have 2 matching amps than trying to sell mine for a bigger one (for example, the 16-mc1.2500)

If you were to sell for bigger if still pick another option due to the price.

But I digress, you have the right idea matching amps, and there is nothing wrong with refurb.

Buy it already!

[jfoodstamp]

I worked in the business for years and what wicks said is true. If something is manufacturer refurbished I wouldn't be scared at all

[P-rez]

I never had a problem with my refurbished amp...it worked great just like brand new....had for about over a yr and no prob at all