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I havent been impressed with anything in the massive line up. The local distributor carries them and my rep gave them a meh review. Not sure what theyre sell for but Id guess sound quality must be similar to Soundstream products. If on a tight budget they might be an option just have realistic expectations.
Massive Audio is a good brand with good warranties. Its not the top of the line but not the bottom either. Your Motos will sing with that amp.
I would rate it above Soundstream,post 1999 Sounstream anyway.
The Soundstream PN4.1000D will totally blow the massive away!! And yeah I've had a couple of massive amps so I'm speaking from experience. Like any amp. They are not too bad bridged but straight up channel to channel they lack power and the SQ is mediocre at best. That said. if you're buying the amp for the price and warranty. Go for it.
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