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I was recently looking at some Rockford Fosgate Amps. Somebody want to tell me what the big difference between "PUNCH" and the "POWER" series amps are? Same wattage and everything but a different price. I guess something HAS to be different I'd just like to know what

 
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IIRC, it's the built-in x-over. Other than that, they are virtually the same.

 
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You also get 4 guage power and ground connectors, a longer warranty and more power.

 
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Rockford = SPL but NO SQ.

 
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Tell that to Wilson Adcock (a.k.a. "The Reaper") the 2002 IASCA Sound Quality Expert Unlimited World Champion. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]

 
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yeah whatever, I've taken many best of shows and won many sound quality comps with nothing but rockford amps. Rockford lost it's edgy appeal because it became mass marketed in Best Buy, and the purists never want anything that the average consumer sees in a hug store. Much liek underground music, they love it until it hits radio then all of a sudden it isn't good enough for them anymore. Rockford is very good and in my opinion the best in it's price range.

 
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Dont know what your talking about kid. I have a 500x2 channel fosgate with my Kappa system and the SQ is superb... amps dont have MUCH to do with SQ it is more speakers and the headunit

 
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Whats all this SPL and SQ jazz? But to answer my question besides the gauge of the wire connectors and crossovers, technical specs are darn near identical? thanks

 
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spl = sound pressure levels = loudness
sq = sound quality = perfect reproduction of recorded ound with a flat response all throughout frequencies
sql = a mix of both, and what people like in their cars

 
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Let me find the list of our 8 SQ competitors that placed at IASCA this year

the bd 1500 was also the most used amp at DB Drag world finals. I have all the stats at work somewhere..ill post em if somebody reminds me...