Is Audiopipe decent gear?

Might run it in my boat just wondering if any good ?

Their amps are solid power for cheap. They'll put out rated, but don't expect much more. Protect circuitry could be more robust (high and low volts, and terminal short exists... but temp protection won't trip in time, if you're overdriving/clipping heavily). My APSM-1300 has >70dB of signal to noise ratio... and my AP15001D has >85dB. The THD isn't bad though (<1%). Frequency range is only 5 Hz to 180 Hz for bass amps, so that tells you it's a slower PWM (and therefore worse reconstruction) than some high end amps.

Their subs come in all shapes and sizes. Their cheapies can get very cheap $27 for a VR8, with a 1.5" voice coil and single magnet. Their high end can get $150 for a BF15, with 4" voice coil and triple stack. The I-pipe's are pretty popular. I'd put them on the level with my Pioneers (solid but not beefy).

Just wondering why you aren't putting Memphis marine in there?

chrisfish wrote:

Just wondering why you aren't putting Memphis marine in there?

thats what i have now but they only have a 500,1 for a sub amp. audiopipe has a 1000.1 and they are alot smaller. i can fit 2 of the smaller amps where just 1 memphis fits.