it funny in terms and conditions it says "offer expires Dec. 31 2003" Hope this won't be a problem

From what I heard from some forums, this MB Quart amp is actually manufactured by Rockford Fosgate. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Rockford owns MB Quart so I would imagine it is similiar to Rockford.

I used to be a car audiophile in my earlier years, and MB Quarts USED to make the top mids and highs available on the market. Couple years ago, they got bought out by Rockford Fosgate, so im not so sure how the quality factor on their products has been changed.

barracuda420 said:Can anyone compare this to this Infinity 111RMS x 4 for running 2 sets of full range components.

Both Infinity and MB Quart make good stuff so I would say it's probably a toss-up.

If its better, I'd want to get 2...1 for the full range and 1 for my dual coil sub. Would there be any problems using the coupon 2x(2 separate orders)?

I would not recommend this unless your electrical system has been upgraded with an HO alternator. The fuse rating on one of these I believe is 90 amps so two could potentially draw 180 amps, which is probably twice your stock alt's output capability. Needless to say, you would have some serious issues. If I can make a recommendation, I would go with a set-up like mine. I decided a long time ago that I wanted to use most of the available (spare) amperage in my car for the sub amp (I have a sedan so it takes a bit more power in the back than in a hatchback or SUV, because the rear seats block a lot of the sound), and that I would only run the front speakers with a dedicated 2-channel amp. Think about it, you sit in the front and the music comes from the front, so why even have speakers in the rear? If you're at a concert, which way do you face? Towards the band or away from it? "Rear-fill" is a myth as far as I am concerned, and you don't need it to have fantastic sound. (Actually, I could argue with you that the music won't sound as good and you would have poor imaging with rear speakers running). If you have a sedan, another advantage to not using the rear speakers is that you can take the speakers out and you have now created "vents" to help more sound get into the cabin. This actually made a huge difference in my case (I have a Honda Accord). If you buy a good set of separates for the front and you feed them adequate power, you will never miss those rear speakers again!

ScoobySteve said:Crutchfield gave me a call today left a message asking where I got the offer code from? Should I call them back?

Same for me too. They said the code is only good for Mastercard employees and cancelled my order.

are there any subs that are a good price to go along with this?

Great Deal, OP! Time to find some kickin 6x9s

Component speakers are the only way to 'do justice' to this amp.

mine shipped! WOOHOOO!